Spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The current negotiations between Iran and the United States do not involve nuclear issues According to a report by Golden Finance, on May 23, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bagae stated on May 22 local time that Pakistan's Army Chief of Staff Munir's visit to Iran is a continuation of the current diplomatic process, and does not mean that the situation has entered a decisive stage, nor can it be said that Iran and the United States are close to reaching an agreement. Bagae said that the differences between Iran and the United States are "profound and extensive", and it is impossible to achieve a final result through just a few rounds of back and forth mediation or weeks of negotiations. Bagae emphasized that the current focus of negotiations is to push for the end of the war, and there will be no discussion on issues related to nuclear issues at this stage. He stated that issues such as "ending wars on all fronts, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, and putting an end to US maritime 'plundering'" remain at the core of negotiations and discussions. (CCTV News)