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On April 12, the Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported that Iran is not in a hurry to negotiate with the United States, citing informed sources. It is claimed that Iran has made reasonable proposals during negotiations, and now 'the ball is in the U.S. court,' urging the U.S. to take a pragmatic view of the issues at hand. The source also stated that the U.S. government has been making mistakes in negotiation decisions, similar to its errors in wartime decision-making. Iran is not in a rush to achieve results; as long as the U.S. does not agree to a reasonable deal, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz will not change. Currently, the time and place for the next round of negotiations have not been determined.

[Iran Not in a Hurry to Negotiate with the U.S.]On April 12, the Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported that Iran is not in a hurry to negotiate with the United States, citing informed sources. It is claimed that Iran has made reasonable proposals during negotiations, and now 'the ball is in the U.S. court,' urging the U.S. to take a pragmatic view of the issues at hand. The source also stated that the U.S. government has been making mistakes in negotiation decisions, similar to its errors in wartime decision-making. Iran is not in a rush to achieve results; as long as the U.S. does not agree to a reasonable deal, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz will not change. Currently, the time and place for the next round of negotiations have not been determined.

Iran Not in a Hurry to Negotiate with the U.S.

On April 12, Iranian media reported that a spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the Iran-U.S. negotiations were held "after 40 days of imposed war and in an atmosphere filled with distrust and suspicion." This round of negotiations was the longest in recent years, lasting a total of 24 to 25 hours. Contacts and consultations between Iran, Pakistan, and other regional partners will continue. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Iranian Foreign Ministry: Contacts and Consultations with Iran, Pakistan, and Others Will Continue]On April 12, Iranian media reported that a spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the Iran-U.S. negotiations were held "after 40 days of imposed war and in an atmosphere filled with distrust and suspicion." This round of negotiations was the longest in recent years, lasting a total of 24 to 25 hours. Contacts and consultations between Iran, Pakistan, and other regional partners will continue. (Xinhua News Agency)

Iranian Foreign Ministry: Contacts and Consultations with Iran, Pakistan, and Others Will Continue

On April 12, Iranian media reported that the Iranian delegation has left Pakistan. (CCTV News)

[Iranian Delegation Leaves Pakistan]On April 12, Iranian media reported that the Iranian delegation has left Pakistan. (CCTV News)

Iranian Delegation Leaves Pakistan

On April 12, Iranian media reported that the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that there should not be expectations of reaching an agreement in a single negotiation from the outset. The current negotiations have introduced new topics, such as the Strait of Hormuz and regional issues. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman: No Expectations for Agreement in One Negotiation]On April 12, Iranian media reported that the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that there should not be expectations of reaching an agreement in a single negotiation from the outset. The current negotiations have introduced new topics, such as the Strait of Hormuz and regional issues. (Xinhua News Agency)

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman: No Expectations for Agreement in One Negotiation

On April 12, according to a report by the Tasnim News Agency, the time, location, and agenda for the next round of negotiations between Iran and the United States have not yet been announced. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Next Round of US-Iran Negotiations Time, Location, and Agenda Not Yet Announced]On April 12, according to a report by the Tasnim News Agency, the time, location, and agenda for the next round of negotiations between Iran and the United States have not yet been announced. (Xinhua News Agency)

Next Round of US-Iran Negotiations Time, Location, and Agenda Not Yet Announced

On April 12, the Tasnim News Agency reported that the time, location, and agenda for the next round of negotiations between Iran and the United States have not yet been announced.

[Iranian Media Reports Next Round of Iran-U.S. Negotiations Not Yet Announced]On April 12, the Tasnim News Agency reported that the time, location, and agenda for the next round of negotiations between Iran and the United States have not yet been announced.

Iranian Media Reports Next Round of Iran-U.S. Negotiations Not Yet Announced

On April 12, according to Pakistani sources, the Iranian delegation will depart on the same day. Earlier that day, it was reported that U.S. Vice President Vance had left Pakistan. (CCTV News)

[Iranian Delegation to Depart on April 12, According to Pakistani Sources]On April 12, according to Pakistani sources, the Iranian delegation will depart on the same day. Earlier that day, it was reported that U.S. Vice President Vance had left Pakistan. (CCTV News)

Iranian Delegation to Depart on April 12, According to Pakistani Sources

On April 12, local time, the U.S. negotiation delegation left Pakistan. (CCTV International News)

[U.S. Negotiation Delegation Leaves Pakistan]On April 12, local time, the U.S. negotiation delegation left Pakistan. (CCTV International News)

U.S. Negotiation Delegation Leaves Pakistan

On April 12, U.S. Vice President Vance stated at a press conference in Islamabad, Pakistan, that negotiations between the U.S. and Iran did not reach an agreement, and the U.S. negotiating delegation he leads will return home. Vance noted that the U.S. side had demonstrated 'considerable flexibility and sincerity' during the negotiations and had clearly outlined 'acceptable and unacceptable conditions,' but Iran 'chose not to accept.' Vance also revealed that during approximately 21 hours of negotiations, the U.S. delegation maintained communication with President Trump and the National Security team and had proposed a 'final plan' to Iran, awaiting their response.

[U.S. Vice President Vance: Returning to the U.S. After Proposing 'Final Plan' to Iran]On April 12, U.S. Vice President Vance stated at a press conference in Islamabad, Pakistan, that negotiations between the U.S. and Iran did not reach an agreement, and the U.S. negotiating delegation he leads will return home. Vance noted that the U.S. side had demonstrated 'considerable flexibility and sincerity' during the negotiations and had clearly outlined 'acceptable and unacceptable conditions,' but Iran 'chose not to accept.' Vance also revealed that during approximately 21 hours of negotiations, the U.S. delegation maintained communication with President Trump and the National Security team and had proposed a 'final plan' to Iran, awaiting their response.

U.S. Vice President Vance: Returning to the U.S. After Proposing 'Final Plan' to Iran

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's official website updated information shows that the virtual asset trading platform license application submitted by Huobi HK to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission was withdrawn on February 23. As of now, the number of applicants for virtual asset trading platform licenses revoked and returned by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is four, including Ammbr, BitHarbour, and Meex in addition to Huobi HK. According to information disclosed by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, reasons for license applications being returned, rejected, or withdrawn include but are not limited to the following:

[Huobi HK’s application for a virtual asset trading platform license submitted to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission was withdrawn on February 23]The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's official website updated information shows that the virtual asset trading platform license application submitted by Huobi HK to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission was withdrawn on February 23. As of now, the number of applicants for virtual asset trading platform licenses revoked and returned by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is four, including Ammbr, BitHarbour, and Meex in addition to Huobi HK. According to information disclosed by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, reasons for license applications being returned, rejected, or withdrawn include but are not limited to the following:

Huobi HK’s application for a virtual asset trading platform license submitted to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission was withdrawn on February 23

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