Summary
- Iranian authorities said they deny reports that the Intelligence Ministry sought to contact the U.S. CIA and pursue negotiations.
- They said tensions between the United States and Iran over the nuclear program and the issue of military clashes are continuing.
- They said Iran emphasized that, aside from indirect talks through third countries, there are no plans for any official negotiations or contacts.
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The Iranian government denied reports that its Intelligence Ministry contacted the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to seek negotiations.
According to Walter Bloomberg on the 4th (local time), Iranian authorities said claims that the Intelligence Ministry proposed talks to the CIA are "not true." The report was said to have been raised amid recently escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.
Recently, the United States and Iran have remained in a state of tension over the nuclear program and the risk of military clashes, while some diplomatic channels have proceeded via indirect negotiations through third countries such as Oman.
Iran stressed that there are no plans for any official negotiations or contacts and dismissed related claims as "groundless speculation."
JH Kim
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