Tehran on Sunday rejected the possibility of direct conversation with Washington a few days after US President Donald. Tusrap He said that he was open to speak with Iranian leaders without middlemen.
Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi The proposal was rejected as “meaningless”, continuing us and he violated international criteria.
Argchi said in a statement issued, “Direct talks will be in vain with a party that constantly threatens to force the United Nations charter.” IranMinistry of External Affairs. He also said that the contradictory posts of American officials have only made confidence more complicated.
Araghchi said, “Iran keeps itself ready for all possible or potential events, and as it is serious in diplomacy and dialogue, it will also be decisive and serious in defending its national interests and sovereignty.”
Speaking on Thursday, Trump said that he gave priority to direct talks. “I think it goes fast and you consider the other side much better if you go through middlemen,” they argued.
A day earlier, Iran’s President Masaud Pesashian also said that Iran was open to dialogue – but only on equal terms. “If you want a conversation, what is the matter of threatening?” He asked, if diplomacy fails, then referring to Trump’s recent threat to bombing Iran. Pezeshkian also accused the United States of not only “abusive” on the United States, but also the rest of the world through its foreign policy decisions.
Iranian officials clarified that they would not enter the conversation under pressure. “The Islamic Republic of Iran wants a dialogue on the same position,” Peseshkian said, “without specifying whether the direct dialogue was on the table.”
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The two countries exchanged a fresh diplomatic and military deadlock. On Saturday, Hosain Salami, head of Iran’s revolutionary guard, said Iran “was” ready for any war “, although it would not start a single.
Tension is more after the US return from 2015 to 2018 Nuclear deal And re -points of restrictions. Iran, in turn, withdrew compliance with the agreement and increased its nuclear activities.
