Iranian state media reports that Tehran will suspend talks with the United States unless Israel withdraws from Lebanon. The condition is tied to the implementation of the first article of a temporary agreement, which stipulates a cessation of hostilities on all fronts. The Tasnim news agency reported this stance, framing it as a critical prerequisite for continued dialogue. This development introduces a new complication to already stalled negotiations between Iran and the U.S., potentially regarding the nuclear program. The Iranian government appears to be explicitly linking regional stability, specifically concerning Lebanon and Israel, to the possibility of further diplomatic engagement with Washington. This move signals a hardening of Iran’s position and introduces a new external factor into the discussion. The timing and potential impact on broader regional tensions remain unclear.