A senior Iranian official said on Oct. 7 that Tehran and Washington have not held any negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, according to Reuters. The official said the U.S. position on the issue does not match Iran’s demands and that Washington would first need to meet Tehran’s conditions before any discussion on nuclear matters could take place. The official also said Iran will not give up its right to enrich uranium, while adding that details of enrichment could be discussed later. In the same remarks, the official described U.S. recognition of Iran’s uranium enrichment rights as Tehran’s red line. The official also characterized comments by U.S. Vice President Vance on Iran’s nuclear program as representing American ideas and demands.
A senior Iranian official said on Oct. 7 that Iran and the United States have not held any negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program, according to Reuters.
The official said Washington’s view of Iran’s nuclear program differs from Tehran’s demands. The U.S. would first have to meet Iran’s conditions before nuclear issues could be discussed, the official said.
The official added that Iran would never give up its right to enrich uranium, though details related to enrichment could be discussed later. U.S. recognition of Iran’s uranium enrichment rights is Tehran’s red line, the official said.
The same official also described comments by U.S. Vice President Vance on Iran’s nuclear program as reflecting American ideas and demands.
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