Opinion: Although the US-Iran negotiations have not broken down nor made a breakthrough, diplomatic efforts are still ongoing.

ME News report: On April 12 (UTC+8), despite the efforts of all parties, the US and Iran have still not reached an agreement. There is a memorandum of understanding on the table. Judging from remarks by Vice President Vance, there is still some possibility—he said this is their final and best plan. A source said the good news is that the negotiations have not broken down, but the bad news is that no breakthrough has been made either. It is understood that the two sides have held about five rounds of talks, with written exchanges after each round, suggesting that some broader framework is already in place. Currently, there is a proposal and a counter-proposal. We need to pay attention to Iran’s response, because the interviewed source believes the US side has made maximum demands, especially on the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran is not willing to back down on this issue. (Jin10) (Source: BlockBeats)