US EditionIran’s President Seeks 'Fair and Equitable' Negotiations, While US Shoots Down Drone
Iran signals readiness for negotiations with the U.S. amid regional offers to host talks after U.S. forces down an Iranian drone near an aircraft carrier.
- On Tuesday, Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian instructed his foreign minister to `pursue fair and equitable negotiations` with the United States, signaling Tehran's interest in talks.
- Inside Iran, direct talks remain politically fraught as Iran's nuclear program enriches uranium to 60% and refuses IAEA inspections, heightening international mistrust.
- Esmail Baghaei said the talks are still expected to happen in the next few days, and Araghchi spoke by phone with Oman, Qatar, Turkey, and Kuwait, with the venue still being discussed.
- U.S. Central Command said a Shahed-139 drone aggressively approached an aircraft carrier and was shot down by an F-35C from the USS Abraham Lincoln on Tuesday, while IRGC forces harassed a merchant vessel.
- Diplomats expect talks to begin indirectly, with Israel demanding uranium removal and missile limits, while Netanyahu warned that Iran cannot be trusted, as negotiations face diplomatic hurdles.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tuesday he instructed his foreign minister to “seek fair and equitable negotiations” with the United States, the first clear sign from Tehran that it wants to try…
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