Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran kept its word, unlike US Treasury Secretary, adding that there has to be mutual compliance with the memorandum of understandingLive updateshttps://t.co/engl6Ithuv https://t.co/wpRbm7qgJ0 News Analysis & Summary Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has publicly stated that Tehran has fully honored its commitments under the memorandum of understanding, directly accusing the US Treasury Secretary of failing to reciprocate. Araghchi stressed that any agreement requires mutual compliance and that Iran will not continue to uphold its end while the United States violates the terms. This statement comes amid ongoing tensions over the nuclear deal and sanctions relief, with Iran signaling frustration over perceived US double standards. In my opinion, Araghchis remarks underscore a critical deadlock in US-Iran relations. The repeated accusations of broken promises on both sides deepen the trust deficit, making diplomatic progress nearly impossible. While Iran frames its position as principled, the US Treasurys actions suggest a continued policy of maximum pressure. Without a concrete enforcement mechanism or third-party mediation, the cycle of blame and counter-blame will likely persist, leaving the nuclear deal in limbo and regional stability at risk. Source: @trtworld on X/TwitterPublic Engagement Views: 2,682 Likes: 6 Shares: 3 Published: July 11, 2026, 2:30 am