Iran hints at indirect talks with US, contrary to Trump's words - Associated Press
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Trump announced direct talks with Iran on the nuclear program. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi insists on an indirect format of negotiations.
President Donald Trump said on Monday that the US will hold direct talks with Iran on its nuclear program - he warned the Iranians that they would have "big problems" if the talks fail. This is reported by Associated Press, reports UNN.
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According to Trump, these negotiations should begin on Saturday - he said this following a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. At the same time, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the negotiations will be indirect. He wrote about this on the "X" social network page (formerly "Twitter").
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US President Donald Trump announced direct talks with Tehran on the nuclear program. He noted that the current situation around Iran is moving into "very dangerous territory".
Later, Iranian media denied Trump's words about the planned negotiations between the US and Tehran. Iran stated that the dialogue will take place only in the presence of intermediaries.
