
Iran responds to Donald Trump's letter on nuclear issue
The Iranian authorities have responded to Trump's recent letter regarding the nuclear issue. The message was sent through intermediaries in Oman.
The Iranian authorities have responded to Trump's recent letter regarding the nuclear issue. The message was sent through intermediaries in Oman.
Iran remains distrustful of the recent proposals of the American leader. The Iranian Foreign Ministry noted that this attitude is a direct result of the US policy.
US leader Donald Trump has sent a letter to the Iranian authorities expressing interest in dialogue. At the same time, Trump warned of possible military action if the parties did not establish diplomatic contacts.
Iran has reacted to the deadline set by Trump for signing a new nuclear agreement. According to the Iranian Foreign Ministry, they will be guided solely by their own interests.
The US has imposed sanctions on companies and individuals associated with Iran. Cargo ships have also been affected by Washington's restrictions.
Iran has reported that it cannot yet make public the letter that the country's Supreme Leader received from Trump. The Iranian Foreign Ministry noted that the content of this letter is practically identical to Trump's public rhetoric.
Iran has refuted reports of receiving a message from the US President. It was previously reported that he had sent it to the Supreme Leader of the IRI.
The problems of the US and Iran should be resolved through negotiations, and Russia is ready to assist in this process, Peskov said.
The Iranian President has listed the steps the country must take to circumvent sanctions successfully. According to him, one of the key measures is strengthening ties with neighbours.
The Iranian president stated that negotiations with the US are still possible. According to him, Tehran has not ruled them out.
The US State Department has stated that Iran will not develop nuclear weapons during Trump's presidency. Earlier, the Secretary of State called Tehran the last problem in the Middle East.
The Iranian President has warned the US and Israel against striking the country's nuclear facilities, promising that, in this case, the number of these facilities in the Islamic Republic would increase hundreds of times.
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