"Iran has postponed talks with the US on how to end the violence in Iraq, officials announced, a day before the meeting was to be held.
The US accuses Iran of aiding radical Shia groups in Iraq, while Iran blames the violence on US presence in Iraq.
There was no immediate explanation from Tehran for the postponement.
Senior officials from the US and Iran held talks in May, July and August last year in the highest level public contacts between the two countries for 27 years.
But all three meetings ended without progress, and violence in Iraq - while at a lower level than it was in 2006 - continues."
This article shows that Iran is very stubborn when it comes to peace talks with the U.S. and that Iran shows much contempt towrds the U.S. concerning their presence in Iraq. Because Iran is coming to a consensus with the U.S. now, it is very unlikely that it will come to a consensus with the U.S in the future.
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