US EditionIranian President Pezeshkian orders start of nuclear talks with US
Iran prepares a negotiation framework prioritizing lifting sanctions as President Pezeshkian orders nuclear talks with the US amid regional diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions.
- Iranian President Pezeshkian ordered the start of nuclear talks with the US, provided there is a "suitable environment- one free from threats and unreasonable expectations".
- Pezeshkian's announcement follows an interview where Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said he was "confident that we can achieve a deal".
- The talks will be held in Istanbul on Friday, according to US media reports.
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Cautious optimism ahead of US-Iran talks
The upcoming talks between the United States and Iran are being monitored globally following the signaling by President Donald Trump and President Masoud Pezeshkian. On Tuesday, Pezeshkian announced he had instructed top diplomat Abbas Araghchi to “prepare for equitable and fair negotiations” devoid of “threats and unreasonable expectations.” The directive came on the heels of Trump’s comment that he was hopeful of making a deal as tension heigh…
The Iranian president insists that dialogue must take place in "an enabling context" and "free of...
Iran's president seeks 'fair and equitable negotiations' with the U.S.
Iran's president said Tuesday he instructed the country's foreign minister to "pursue fair and equitable negotiations" with the United States, the first clear sign from Tehran it wants to try to negotiate as tensions remain high with Washington after the Mideast country's bloody crackdown on nationwide protests last month.
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