WANA (Feb 05) – Iran’s Foreign Minister has responded to the U.S. President’s recent remarks, emphasizing that ensuring Iran does not pursue nuclear weapons is an achievable goal.

 

Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a cabinet meeting, Seyed Abbas Araghchi stated, “I believe that the maximum pressure policy has been a failed experiment, and trying it again will only lead to another failure. If the main concern is that Iran should not seek nuclear weapons, this is entirely attainable. It is not a difficult issue—Iran has always been a committed member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).”

 

Araghchi further reaffirmed Iran’s stance on nuclear weapons, highlighting that the country’s position is clear. “There is also a fatwa issued by the Supreme Leader, which has explicitly set our course on this matter,” he added.

 

Trump Expresses Readiness for Talks with Iranian Counterpart

WANA (Feb 05) – U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed his willingness to hold talks with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, responding positively to a reporter’s question on the matter. “I am ready to talk with the Iranian president,” Trump said.   His remarks came on Tuesday night after signing a presidential memorandum aimed at reviving […]

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Head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, Eslami, also commented on this matter: “Trump ‘s remarks about Iran not being allowed to have nuclear weapons are obvious because we have declared that we are not pursuing and will not pursue nuclear weapons, and we are in contact with the [International Atomic Energy] Agency.”

 

Iranian Government Spokesperson’s Reaction to Trump‘s Readiness for Talks with President Pezeshkian is as follows: “We adhere to three key principles in our foreign policy: dignity, ensuring the honor of our nation and people; wisdom, considering all aspects of issues; and, of course, expediency. All national matters, particularly relations with other countries, are pursued based on these principles.”