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Iranian foreign minister: "No talks with the U.S.… demands end of war and compensation"
JH Kim
Summary
- Iran’s foreign minister said, "There will be no talks with the U.S.," again denying any possibility of negotiations.
- He said Iran is maintaining a hardline stance, demanding a permanent end to the war and compensation for acts of destruction.
- Iran drew a clear line, saying the U.S. is sending messages through mediators but that this does not mean negotiations.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
Iran has once again denied the possibility of negotiations with the United States.
According to Walter Bloomberg on the 25th (local time), Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said, "There will be no talks with the United States."
He stressed, "We have shown that no country can threaten Iran’s security," adding that Iran "demands a permanent end to the war and compensation for acts of destruction."
He also added, "The U.S. is sending messages through mediators, but that does not mean negotiations."
The remarks are interpreted as showing that Iran is still maintaining a hardline stance, contrary to U.S. comments suggesting the possibility of talks.
JH Kim
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