multi source·4/18/2026·2 sources analyzed
Iranian official cites U.S. demands as barrier to talks
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that discussions with the U.S. are contingent on establishing a mutual framework. He emphasized that Iran will not transfer its enriched uranium. (sources: pbs, aljazeera)
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Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister indicated that further talks with the U.S. will not be scheduled until both parties agree on a framework. He also reaffirmed Iran's position on its enriched uranium.
- Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister spoke at a diplomacy forum in Turkey.
- He stated that excessive demands from the U.S. hinder in-person discussions.
- Iran will not hand over its enriched uranium to the U.S.
Why it matters
The outcome of these discussions could impact diplomatic relations and nuclear negotiations between Iran and the U.S.
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