[Iranian Foreign Ministry: U.S. 'Constantly Changing Terms' Led to Failure in Reaching Agreement] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on April 13, the Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the U.S. repeatedly altered its demands during negotiations with Iran in Islamabad, which was the primary reason the two sides failed to reach an agreement. The Iranian Foreign Ministry noted that Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, during a phone call with French Foreign Minister Le Drian on the evening of April 12, expressed that despite Iran's 'complete distrust' of the U.S., it still participated in the negotiations with a responsible and goodwill attitude, achieving progress on multiple issues. However, due to the U.S. making excessive demands and constantly changing its terms, no agreement was ultimately reached. (Xinhua News Agency)