Iran has expressed readiness for negotiations with the United States of America on a new nuclear deal, but for now only in an indirect format. This was reported in an interview with Fox News by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, informs UNN.
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According to him, Tehran is ready for dialogue with the American side if it seeks to find a mutually beneficial solution.
We are ready to take any confidence-building measures necessary to prove that Iran's nuclear program is peaceful and will remain peaceful forever, and that Iran will never seek to develop nuclear weapons.
At the same time, he clarified that in exchange for resuming negotiations, Tehran expects the lifting of American sanctions.
"This is a win-win game, and we are ready to participate in it. We cannot start these negotiations in a direct format and still prefer indirect dialogue," Araghchi summarized.
Recall
Iran, Great Britain, France, and Germany may hold talks on Tehran's nuclear program this week. The three European countries previously stated that the failure to resume negotiations would lead to the re-imposition of international sanctions against Iran.
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