Iran Open to Talks with US if Pressure Ends

WSJ: The US is not planning to return to the conditions of the memorandum with Iran.

Consensus

Iran is open to resuming negotiations with the United States if the U.S. stops applying pressure.
The U.S. administration has indicated it does not intend to return to the conditions of the June memorandum with Iran.
President Donald Trump has announced an economic operation against Iran aimed at isolating the country.
The U.S. continues to maintain a maritime blockade of Iranian ports.
Iran insists on the fulfillment of its demands, including the lifting of sanctions and recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
U.S. press secretary Anna Kelly stated that Washington is not conducting and does not plan to conduct negotiations with Tehran.
The U.S. has not resumed talks with Iran, according to multiple sources.

Sources close to Iran and Pakistan reported that the U.S. and Iran had agreed on a ceasefire, with official announcement expected in the coming days, followed by negotiations and working meetings. — vedomosti
The U.S. administration is not interested in resuming the June memorandum, and this stance complicates efforts to restart diplomacy. — kommerant
Trump has lost interest in the June memorandum and now wants to test the effectiveness of an 'economic strangulation' strategy against Iran. — interfax
Trump stated that the U.S. is achieving significant success and will soon achieve a 'great victory' over Iran. — vedomosti
U.S. officials criticized Oman for making excessive concessions to Iran during diplomatic efforts. — interfax