Iranian foreign minister says Tehran willing to enter indirect negotiations with US

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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi attends a meeting with his Armenian counterpart in Yerevan on March 25, 2025. (KAREN MINASYAN / AFP)
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi attends a meeting with his Armenian counterpart in Yerevan on March 25, 2025. (KAREN MINASYAN / AFP)


After rejecting the idea of direct talks with the United States, Iran says it is willing to enter indirect negotiations.


“We remain committed to diplomacy and are ready to try the path of indirect negotiations,” says Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.


“Iran keeps itself prepared for all possible or probable events, and just as it is serious in diplomacy and negotiations, it will also be decisive and serious in defending its national interests and sovereignty,” Araghchi says.


On Thursday, US President Donald Trump said he would prefer to hold “direct talks” with Iran.


It was reported earlier this morning that the US has deployed a second advanced anti-missile defense battery in Israel amid rising tensions with Tehran over its nuclear program.
 
US B2 bombers in Diego Garcia while the negotiations are on… Trump’s peace through strength doctrine.
 
So, Iran is now willing to kiss his ass? But frankly, Iran deserves to be bombed and flattened.
 
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Iran is acting tough… though the Ayatollahs are shivering in their bunkers now.
US B2 bombers awaiting for orders in Diego Garcia now.
 
The situation is now more defined, as the U-2 bomber sent to Diego Garcia, accompanied by two aircraft carriers in the Red Sea, is executing an order to launch a strike against the Houthi slipper army in Yemen.
 
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