US Envoy to UN Says 'Door Is Open' for Iran to Return to Negotiations
- US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said the door is open for Iran to return to negotiations over the Middle East conflict.
- Waltz rejected reports that Iran demanded sanctions relief and war reparations before resuming talks, calling them “fantastical.”
- Waltz said Iran’s government was weakened by economic pressure and a falling currency, and that the Trump administration believes time is on its side.
- Waltz said discussions on President Donald Trump’s Gaza plan could resume after Israel’s Oct. 27 parliamentary election.
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AlKhaleej TodayUS envoy to UN says 'door is open' for Iran to return to negotiations
Mike Waltz, US ambassador to the United Nations, said on Sunday that the 'door is open' for Iran to return to negotiations to end the conflict in the Middle East.
Envoy to UN Mike Waltz says Washington believes time is on its side
According to Almamlakatv, the US remains open to negotiations with Iran while continuing its policy of pressure and offering military options amid the risk of escalating confrontation. The WTO faces demands to adapt to a trade order that prioritizes national security. The UN Secretary-General calls for reform of global institutions. The US President's special envoy to Moscow and Kyiv promotes a peace plan.
The United States delegate to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, said today that President Donald Trump was open to talks with Iran, according to international media.
Global News: American Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, said that US President Donald Trump is determined to ensure that Iran does not possess a nuclear weapon, and will continue to exert maximum pressure to achieve this goal.
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