Iran will not enter any negotiations with the United States before Washington withdraws its current position, according to a report cited by BlockBeats on July 11. Fars News Agency, citing a source close to Iran’s negotiating team, said reports from some media outlets described as close to the Israeli regime were false in claiming that Iran had asked to hold talks with the U.S. The source said Iran had made no request for negotiations with Washington. The same source added that no talks would take place unless the U.S. first reversed its stance. The report, as carried by BlockBeats, focused on rejecting claims that Tehran had initiated contact for negotiations and presented the comment as the position relayed by a person close to the Iranian negotiating team.
BlockBeats reported on July 11 that Iran has not requested negotiations with the United States and will not hold any talks before Washington reverses its position.
According to Iran’s Fars News Agency, a source close to Iran’s negotiating team said reports from some media outlets close to the Israeli regime claiming that Iran had sought talks with the U.S. were false.
The source said Iran had made no request for negotiations with the United States. No talks will take place before the U.S. withdraws its position, the source added.
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