Iran has handed over to Pakistan, which is acting as an intermediary between Tehran and Washington, its reply to a message delivered by Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Raza Naqvi during his recent visit to the Iranian capital, Al Hadath television reported.
"Iran has provided its response to the message conveyed by the Pakistani interior minister," a diplomat told the TV channel. No information regarding the specific details of Tehran’s response is available.
"Talks on an agreement between Iran and Washington are ongoing," the diplomat said. According to him, "over the past few hours" Pakistan and Qatar "have stepped up efforts to promote the agreement."
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Any reckless action by the United States against Iran will meet an even harsher and more severe response, the head of the national security committee of the Iranian parliament (Majlis), Ebrahim Azizi, stated in a comment on the threats of US President Donald Trump.
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Earlier, US President Donald Trump stated that US forces would continue striking Iranian territory on the night of June 12 and would be taking Iran's Kharg Island and oil infrastructure facilities of the Islamic Republic.