Iran-Krieg: Irans Außenminister: Keine Notwendigkeit für USA-Treffen
Ein Schreiben aus Washington sorgt für Bewegung. Die US-Regierung sondiert Verhandlungen mit dem Iran. Außenminister Araghtschi warnt jedoch vor Täuschungsversuchen.
In Teheran and Berlin, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtchi stated that Iran currently has no intention of meeting with US representatives. Speaking to the Arabic news channel Al Jazeera, Araghtchi emphasized that current circumstances render such meetings unnecessary. The conditions in Iran are clear, and talks with mediators are ongoing.
Araghtchi confirmed that Iran's leadership reviewed a letter from US Vice President JD Vance. He called Washington's attempt to open a dialogue and foster a deeper understanding a positive step. However, if Washington's objective is to sow discord, that would be another mistake. According to "Wall Street Journal" reports, Vance, with the letter to Mohsen Resai, Iran's Secretary-General of the Security Council, is exploring options for negotiations.
The "Axios" US portal reported, citing a government official, that Vance is making the inclusion of Iran's nuclear program a prerequisite for negotiations.
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