Araghchi: Core Iran-U.S. Differences May Be Unsolvable, But Contact channels Remain
WANA (Nov 13) – Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, stressed that the fundamental differences between Iran and the United States are deep-rooted and may not be resolvable, though channels of communication between the two nations remain open.
Speaking to reporters after a cabinet meeting, Araghchi commented on discussions with Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). “Grossi’s approach in conversations with our team in Vienna has been positive. We hope this outlook will pave a new path for cooperation between Iran and the IAEA,” he said.
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In response to questions about Iran’s approach to managing tensions with the U.S., Araghchi reiterated that Iran’s policy is to mitigate costs and tensions despite the foundational disagreements with Washington. “It is a policy we always follow, acknowledging that while some differences may not be solvable, they must be managed.”
Regarding the existence of communication channels through Oman, he confirmed that contact channels between Iran and the U.S. are still active.
Araghchi also addressed the recent summit held in Riyadh, which included leaders from Islamic and Arab countries. This meeting produced a strong 38-point resolution, condemning Israeli actions across the region and warning against escalating tensions. He noted that the summit expressed solidarity with Iran, especially regarding recent Israeli hostilities.
“Leaders at the summit took a firm stance, particularly in condemning Israel’s actions against the Islamic Republic of Iran,” Araghchi added, emphasizing that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had openly condemned Israeli “atrocities” during the summit’s opening remarks.
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