Iran and the United States have edged closer to finalizing a 14-point memorandum to end the imposed war in Pakistani mediated talks, accoridng to the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman on Saturday.

Axar.az informs, citing Mehr News Agency, Esmail Baghaei emphasized that Iran's focus at this stage remains exclusively on ending the US-Israel imposed war based on the Islamic Republic's 14-point proposal, which has been shuttled back and forth several times.

Asked whether Tehran and Washington have drawn closer to an agreement or moved further apart following recent meetings between the Pakistani and Iranian authorities, Baghaei said Iran cannot be fully confident that the US approaches will not shift again as before.

However, he acknowledged that after several weeks of dialogue between the two sides, the “process appears to be moving toward a convergence of views.”

Baghaei, who is also the spokesman of the Iranian negotiating team, emphasized that “moving closer” does not mean that Iran and the US are about to reach an understanding. Rather, he explained, it means that “based on a set of parameters, the two sides may be able to achieve a win-win solution.”