Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir met Iranian officials in Tehran on Tuesday and was told that Iran would not negotiate with the United States yet. Parliament speaker Ghalibaf and President Pezeshkian repeated that position during the meetings. Security chief Rezaei gave the same message to Munir. Their position is that Washington must meet seven Iranian conditions before talks can begin. One condition says enriched nuclear material must remain in Iran. The other six conditions and a deadline for meeting them were not detailed. It was not clear whether Munir accepted the terms or offered a response. The exchange ties any prospect of direct U.S.-Iran talks to Tehran’s insistence on its nuclear demands.