Iran top diplomat rejects direct negotiations with US

Iran Insists Only on 'Indirect' Talks with U.S. -- Says None Have Happened Yet

Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi rejected the possibility of direct talks between Iran and the United States in the foreseeable future in remarks on Sunday -- adding that, while Tehran is open to "indirect" dialogue, none has happened so far during the second Trump term. The post Iran Insists Only on ‘Indirect’ Talks with U.S. — Says None Have Happened Yet appeared first on Breitbart.

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Iran's Foreign Minister, Seyed Abás Araqchi, said this Sunday that his country is ready to engage in dialogue with the United States through intermediaries, while denying that bilateral talks have been held so far. READ ALSO UN urges restraint after Trump's threats against Iran The statements were made outside a meeting of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Parliament, where the Iranian Foreign Minister reiterated Tehran's commitmen…

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