Abbas Araghchi Says Iran Reviewing US Proposal to End War in Middle East, Rules Out Direct Talks with US

Iran says it is reviewing U.S. proposal, but has no interest in talks

Iran said Wednesday that it was reviewing a U.S. proposal that could end the war in the Gulf — but insists it is not in talks with Washington.

Abbas Araghchi says Iran reviewing US proposal to end war in Middle East, rules out direct talks with US

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said Iran is considering a US proposal to end the Gulf war but firmly rejects direct negotiations. With escalating tensions and military actions, Iran seeks a resolution on its own terms while emphasising the inclusion of Lebanon in any ceasefire agreement.

Iran is reviewing US proposal but has no interest in holding talks, says Foreign Minister Araqchi

Iran is considering a US proposal to end the Gulf war. However, the nation has no plans for direct talks to resolve the broader Middle East conflict. The US has sent a 15-point plan through Pakistan. Global markets reacted positively to the news, with oil prices falling. Military movements are also underway in the Gulf region.

Asia markets trade mixed as Iran rules out direct U.S. talks despite reviewing proposal

Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed after Iran signaled it had no intention of holding direct talks with the United States.

Asia markets set to fall as Iran rules out direct U.S. talks despite reviewing proposal

Asia-Pacific markets looked set to mostly fall after Iran signaled it had no intention of holding direct talks with the United States.

Iran reviews US proposal but insists 'no talks' with Washington

Speaking to state television, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the proposal is under consideration by Iran’s top leadership, even as he rejected any suggestion of direct engagement. Araghchi also confirmed that Washington has been sending messages through multiple intermediaries, but stressed that Tehran does not view this as formal dialogue.