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- Iran states that no new talks with the US are planned at the moment
- The warning comes after a period of difficult experience in negotiations
- The foreign minister emphasizes no upcoming discussions with Washington
The Iranian foreign minister emphasized that at present there are no plans for new negotiations with the United States, citing a difficult experience as the reason for this stance.
The minister spoke in the context of ongoing tensions and outlined that Tehran prefers to focus on its own durable positions rather than engage in new rounds of talks with Washington at this time.
The statement appears to be part of a broader messaging strategy aimed at signaling continuity in Iran’s diplomatic posture, while avoiding immediate engagement with the United States and underscoring past challenges as a basis for prudence.
The official note underscores a deliberate pause in formal dialogue with the United States, marking a cautious approach to future diplomacy.