Iran’s FM Abbas Araghchi spoke in India at a BRICS meeting about his “distrust” of the US regarding war negotiations.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says his government received messages from President Donald Trump’s administration indicating it is open for new talks to end the war in the region, but “distrust” remains in Tehran about US intentions .
He said there also remains “deadlock” on the question of Iran’s “enriched material”, with the issue of Tehran’s nuclear programme likely to be “postponed” until the later stages of future talks.
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Araghchi spoke about the apparent US outreach at a media conference during a key BRICS meeting in India’s capital, New Delhi.
“We are in doubt about their seriousness, but the moment we…
