The Chairman of the Iranian Parliament, a key figure in negotiations with the United States, is withdrawing his support for continuing talks with Washington. This shift comes amid accusations of a "double game" being played by the U.S. side. The move signals growing frustration within Iran over the pace and perceived sincerity of the negotiations. Details regarding the specifics of the alleged "double game" were not immediately released. This decision casts doubt on the future of diplomatic efforts to resolve ongoing tensions between the two countries. The speaker’s withdrawal of support is a significant development with potentially far-reaching consequences for regional stability and international relations. It remains to be seen if this represents a complete collapse of talks or a negotiating tactic.