Axios: New round of Iran-US talks likely next week in Switzerland

Axios news agency reported, citing an informed source, that a new round of Iran-US negotiations would likely take place next week and be hosted by Switzerland. This report was repeated by other media outlets including Al Arabiya and Fox News, with one of them citing July 12 as the date for this round of negotiations. However, FARS news agency, citing an informed source close to the Islamic Republic's negotiating team, stated that these claims are inaccurate and the published reports about holding a new round of negotiations next week are not precise. Officials of the Islamic Republic have made no comment on this matter, while the US President stated that negotiations will continue at Tehran's request but the ceasefire has ended.

• Axios published the report based on claims from an unnamed informed source.
• Information released by Axios indicates that negotiations would likely take place next week and possibly in Switzerland, without reference to a specific date.
• Al Hadath news network (affiliated with Saudi Arabia), based on its own information, announced July 12 as the date for this round of negotiations.
• FARS news agency (affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) denied these claims, citing an informed source close to the Islamic Republic's negotiating team, and stated that the published reports are inaccurate.
• Other Iranian news agencies (Khabar Online and Tabnak) also, citing FARS, emphasized that the published reports about holding negotiations next week are not precise.
• Officials of the Islamic Republic have not yet released an official statement to confirm or deny this information.
• The US President stated that negotiations with the Islamic Republic will continue at Tehran's request.
• The US President simultaneously informed officials of the Islamic Republic that the ceasefire has ended.. Coverage difference: International media and some Iranian news agencies (Entekhab, Iran International, Tejarat News, and the newspapers Shargh and Etemad) based on the Axios report confirmed and published the holding of a new round of negotiations, while FARS news agency and its affiliated media explicitly denied this report and, based on claims by a source close to Iran's negotiating team, asserted that this information is not accurate.