Arabic version: إيران تستبعد المحادثات المستقبلية مع الولايات المتحدة

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has declared that the country will not engage in any future negotiations with the United States, citing a ‘bitter experience’ from past interactions. In an interview with PBS News, Araqchi emphasized that discussions with the US are no longer a part of Iran’s agenda.

Despite some progress made in earlier rounds of negotiations, Araqchi pointed out that the US opted to attack Iran instead of pursuing diplomatic avenues. This decision has significantly impacted Iran’s willingness to consider future talks with the US.

According to Al Jazeera, the Iranian government appears resolute in its stance against negotiations, highlighting a shift in its diplomatic approach following previous engagements.