Iran's negotiating delegation said Tehran's immediate priority is the full implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding on the termination of the imposed war, stressing that talks on a final agreement will not begin until key commitments—including those on oil exports and the release of frozen Iranian assets—are put into effect.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman addressing U.S. Secretary of State, said genuine peace in the region cannot be achieved as long as Washington continues its interventionist and militaristic policies.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman has denied media reports claiming that Tehran has invited the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to inspect its nuclear facilities, saying access to certain sites remains subject to the negotiation process and its outcome.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry sharply condemned the United States for repeated violations of the ceasefire and continued acts of aggression against the Islamic Republic, warning that Washington’s attacks and threats are pushing the region toward deeper instability while eroding the very foundations of international law.
Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman called EU's extension of human right sanctions, failed and unproductive.
Foreign Ministry Spokesman says, Iran would support talks between Venezuelan government and opponents.
