Summary
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the proposal conveyed by the United States to Iran was unrealistic, unreasonable, and excessive.
- Iran said there have been no direct talks with the United States and that there was only an exchange of messages through intermediaries.
- Regarding the recent negotiating proposal presented by the United States, Iran has maintained that it is one-sided and excessive, and reported that official talks between the two countries remain deadlocked.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
The Iranian government sharply criticized a proposal related to negotiations with the United States, reiterating that there have been no direct talks.
According to a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Walter Bloomberg, an overseas markets breaking-news channel, on the 30th, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said, “Most of the proposal conveyed to Iran is unrealistic, unreasonable, and excessive.”
Baghaei added, “No direct negotiations with the United States have taken place; there was only an exchange of messages through intermediaries.”
Iran has recently maintained that the negotiating proposal presented by the United States is one-sided and excessive, and official talks between the two countries are said to remain deadlocked.
Minseung Kang
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