The White House said on Tuesday that a date for the next round of negotiations between the United States and Iran has not yet been determined, as officials continue to deliberate over timing and logistical arrangements.
While the diplomatic track remains active, the lack of a fixed schedule underscores the persistent uncertainty and "political complexities" clouding the process. Administration officials indicated that internal consultations are ongoing, even as regional tensions continue to simmer.
"The discussions are continuing," a White House spokesperson noted, signaling that diplomacy remains the primary path for both Washington and Tehran despite the current deadlock.
The statement comes amid mounting international pressure to revive the stalled dialogue. Diplomats closely watching the file suggest that finalizing a date will be a "pivotal factor" in determining whether the next phase leads to a de-escalation or further friction.
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