原文标题： "The door is not closed": Mediators rush to revive U.S.-Iran talks 原文连结： https://reurl.cc/N2Qqo6 发布时间： 4/13/2026 记者署名： Barak Ravid 原文内容： Pakistani, Egyptian and Turkish mediators will continue talks with the U.S. and Iran in the coming days in an effort to bridge the remaining gaps and reach a deal to end the war, according to a regional source and a U.S. official. Why it matters: All parties still believe a deal is possible. The mediators hope that narrowing the gaps could enable another round of negotiations before the ceasefire expires on April 21. The big picture: President Trump is considering resuming strikes if a U.S. naval blockade doesn't make Iran change course, sources said. Targets could include infrastructure he threatened to attack before the ceasefire was announced. The blockade, like the U.S. decision to walk away from the talks in Pakistan, is part of the ongoing negotiations, a U.S. official said. The official claimed Trump wants to prevent Iran from using the Strait of Hormuz as leverage in the talks. What they are saying: "We are not in a complete deadlock. The door is not closed yet. Both sides are bargaining. It's a bazaar," the regional source said A U.S. official agreed, adding that a deal could be reached if Iran shows more flexibility and recognizes that the Islamabad proposal is the best it will get. Iran's ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, who participated in the negotiations, wrote on X that the Islamabad talks didn't fail, but laid the foundation for a diplomatic process. "If trust and will are strengthened, [we] can create a sustainable framework for the interests of all parties", he said. Behind the scenes: The main gaps during the 21-hour negotiations between the U.S. and Iran in Pakistan focused on the nuclear issue, U.S. officials and regional sources said. One gap was around the U.S. demands that Iran freeze uranium enrichment and give up on its stockpile of highly enriched Uranium. Another was around the amount of frozen money Iran wants the U.S. to release in return for its nuclear concessions, the sources said. Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi claimed the parties were "inches away" from a deal before the U.S. "shifted the goalposts" — a characterization U.S. officials and regional sources didn't confirm, though they stressed progress was made. On Sunday, the Turkish and Egyptian foreign ministers held separate phone calls with their counterpart in Pakistan. Both then spoke to White House envoy Steve Witkoff and Araghchi, sources said. Zoom in: Vice President JD Vance, who led the U.S. negotiating team, met the Iranians for the first time in Islamabad. A U.S. official said the talks were "tough" but became "a friendly and productive exchange of proposals." Despite a downbeat close to the Islamabad talks, Vance left the door open and hopes Iran will return to the table. "In the coming days, the Vice President is hopeful that they reflect on the offer that they received and recognize that a deal is in both parties' interest," the U.S. official said. The latest: Vance called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from his plane after leaving Islamabad, Netanyahu told his cabinet Monday. "He reported to me in detail, as this administration does every day, about the development of the negotiations," Netanyahu said. Netanyahu said the U.S. broke off talks after concluding Iran violated the ceasefire agreement by failing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Vance told him the main sticking point was removing all enriched material from Iran and ensuring no enrichment "in the coming years, and that could be in decades," Netanyahu said. 据一位地区消息人士和一位美国官员透露，巴基斯坦、埃及和土耳其的调解员将在未来几 天继续与美国和伊朗进行谈判，以努力弥合剩余的分歧，达成结束战争的协议。 重要性：各方仍然相信达成协议是可能的。调解人希望缩小分歧能促成在4月21日停火协 议到期前进行新一轮谈判。 消息人士称，大局来看，如果美国海军封锁不能使伊朗改变路线，川普总统正在考虑恢复 打击行动。 目标可能包括他在停火宣布前威胁要攻击的基础设施。 一位美国官员表示，封锁行动与美国决定退出在巴基斯坦举行的会谈一样，都是正在进行 的谈判的一部分。 该官员声称，川普希望阻止伊朗利用霍尔木兹海峡作为谈判筹码。 这位地区消息人士表示： “我们还没有完全陷入僵局。谈判的大门还没有关闭。双方都 在讨价还价。这就像一场集市。” 一位美国官员表示同意，并补充说，如果伊朗表现出更大的灵活性，并认识到伊斯兰堡的 提议是它所能得到的最佳方案，那麽就有可能达成协议。 参与谈判的伊朗驻巴基斯坦大使雷扎·阿米里·莫格哈达姆在X网站上写道，伊斯兰堡会 谈并没有失败，而是为外交进程奠定了基础。 他说：“如果信任和意愿得到加强，我们就能为各方利益创造一个可持续的框架。” 幕後消息：美国官员和地区消息人士称，美国和伊朗在巴基斯坦进行的 21 小时谈判的主 要分歧集中在核问题上。 其中一个分歧点在於美国要求伊朗冻结铀浓缩活动并放弃其高浓缩铀库存。 消息人士称，另一个问题是伊朗希望美国解冻多少被冻结的资金，以换取核问题上的让步 。 伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格奇声称，双方距离达成协议“仅一步之遥”，但美国却“改 变了规则”美国官员和地区消息人士并未证实这一说法，但他们强调已经取得了进展 。 消息人士透露，周日，土耳其和埃及外长分别与巴基斯坦外长通了电话。随後，两人又分 别与美国白宫特使史蒂夫·威特科夫和阿拉格奇进行了通话。 心得/评论： 中东王爷的调解人员直接讲美伊双方像在菜市场吵架一样讨价还价 伊朗: 拿钱来换浓缩铀，我要很多很多很多! 美国: 马上给我先开放海峡!! 大概率是两星期到期前先讲好一部分, 然後再延期继续谈 不过在这之前，双方大概都会继续放话表现出我才是占上风的一方.... --

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