多哈伊美谈判结束：霍尔木兹与冻结资产取得进展，核谈判推迟至哈梅内伊葬礼后

后续进展

1. 2026年7月4日 08:00Z

   Iran's state funeral entered its second day on July 4, coinciding with the US Independence Day. Delegations from approximately 100 countries, including heads of government, parliamentary speakers and senior foreign ministers, attended ceremonies at the Imam Khomeini Mosalla in Tehran; Al Jazeera listed prominent attendees across Asia, Africa and Latin America. The ceremonies in Tehran continue July 4-5, followed by a public procession through the city July 6, with burial in Mashhad scheduled July 9. The juxtaposition of Iran's state mourning with the US 250th anniversary celebration drew extensive commentary in Gulf and Iranian media. ↗

2. 2026年7月3日 09:00Z

   IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi said the agency's inspectors 'will have to have access and inspect' Iran's nuclear sites under the US-Iran MoU framework, noting that the nuclear programme 'barely' came up in the Doha talks and remains the most contentious deferred item. Grossi's statement signals that the IAEA expects formal access provisions to be negotiated before the MoU's 60-day window closes. ↗

3. 2026年7月3日 08:00Z

   Khamenei's coffin was placed on display at Tehran's Grand Mosalla on July 3 for the first two days of public farewell ceremonies, with foreign dignitaries and heads of state attending. Iran is staging what Irish Times described as a 'funeral of the century' across five cities and two countries over July 3-9, with millions of mourners expected. New Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, who was wounded in the same US-Israeli strike that killed his father in March 2026 and has not appeared in public since, is not expected to attend due to security concerns; the supreme leader's representative in India told India Today that 'security doesn't allow him to come.' US-Iran talks are formally paused for the duration of the mourning period; the US agreed to halt talks for a week. ↗