Iran Considers Diplomatic Talks with U.S.
Iran Considers Diplomatic Talks with U.S.

Iran Considers Diplomatic Talks with U.S.

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Iran's leadership acknowledges the need for engagement with the United States following Donald Trump's reelection, despite ongoing tensions over nuclear ambitions and sanctions. Government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani emphasized that Iran will pursue its interests while urging Trump to avoid repeating past mistakes associated with his maximum pressure campaign. Iranian officials are contemplating a diplomatic approach towards Trump, as some believe it could lead to improved relations, despite a history of hostility and threats against him. The Iranian Foreign Ministry criticized U.S. policies that exacerbate regional crises and hinder diplomatic progress, calling for actions that reflect respect for international laws. Mohajerani reiterated Iran's commitment to a peaceful nuclear program, distancing from weapons of mass destruction. As talks with the Biden administration stalled, Tehran's future negotiations appear contingent on changing dynamics with the Trump administration.

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