Iran has not yet made a decision on sending a delegation to Islamabad for a new round of talks with the United States this week, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei told the BBC. He expressed concern over what he described as a U.S. naval blockade of ports, the seizure of an Iranian vessel, and threats from President Donald Trump to strike Iran's infrastructure. "We entered these negotiations with confidence and seriousness, but the other side has shown a lack of seriousness and good faith. They frequently change positions, using deception and making threats that constitute war crimes," said Baghaei. However, he did not provide details on the conditions Iran requires to return to the negotiating table, emphasizing that the issue is still under discussion. Meanwhile, the BBC reports that efforts are underway to create the necessary conditions for the resumption of talks, before the ceasefire expires tomorrow.