Iran's Presidential Office Warns Washington Against Letting a 'Third Party' Spoil Its Own Peace Track
A senior Iranian official has told Washington the path to peace runs through Washington itself, suggesting that the administration's room for manoeuvre is constrained by actors closer to home.
Desk note. Where the wire cycle carries Tehran's messaging as a procedural warning, Monexus has foregrounded the structural claim beneath the language — that Iran increasingly views the binding constraint on the talks as domestic US politics, not Iranian red lines — without overstating what a single Telegram post can carry.
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