Hamdullah Fitrat

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The only thing solid that we have heard is from Iran's president, Massoud Pesashkian.

He repeated again that Iran was not after a nuclear weapon, wanting to reassure the world.

Beyond that, nothing really.

But hardline newspapers and news agencies in Iran are making a lot of noise, saying that what Trump says is not the reality of the talks or the agreement that so far has been reached.

And they are referring to two things.

One is the Strait of Hormuz.

The other is the release of Iran's frozen assets.

I get the impression, that's the sticking point, in a sense, that Iran is refusing to relinquish its claim to management of the Strait of Hormuz.

And the Americans are refusing to entertain the idea of releasing Iran's assets before the whole negotiations got through and they've got to the end of the line in 60 days' time.

So that's where we're still at.

The restriction on education beyond grade six is a separate issue.

When secondary and higher education for girls will be opened is a question for the Ministry of Education and hopefully they will provide a satisfactory response.