U.S. delegation to join Iran talks in Doha: report

Tehran, Iran – Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has stated that his nation has no intention of engaging in talks with the United States, despite mounting concerns that hostilities may reignite. Araghchi made the assertion in an interview with Al Jazeera, as reported by the state news agency IRNA.

The Foreign Minister affirmed that Iran is not currently considering any meetings with American officials, emphasizing that speculation to the contrary is merely a media assumption. According to Araghchi, Iran perceives no need for dialogue with the United States at present, as its conditions are clear and ongoing consultations with mediators are taking place.

Araghchi confirmed that Iran had received a letter from U.S. Vice-President JD Vance following several days of diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing a resurgence of violence. The message from the American vice-president has been thoroughly reviewed and discussed in high-level meetings within Iran, he stated.

However, Araghchi drew a critical distinction between the American effort and its previous actions. He asserted that if Washington's objective in sending the message was to provoke discord, it would be another misstep in America's history of errors. Despite this, Araghchi acknowledged the American side's attempt to foster dialogue and achieve a broader understanding as a positive development.