Iran says talks could begin within two days if U.S. meets its demands

Iran says talks could begin within two days if U.S. meets its demands

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2026-11-02 13:51:37
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei said on Nov. 2 that a related plan could be launched within two days if the United States agrees to implement Iran’s demands. He said security in the Strait of Hormuz would be restored and the process of Iran-U.S. talks would begin as a result. Baghaei also said any indirect contact between Iran and the United States through intermediaries would be based on Iran’s proposed "seven-day plan." According to his remarks, Iran has shortened the implementation timeline "in good faith," while whether the plan can be realized depends on "the will and decision of the United States." The remarks were cited by Xinhua and carried by Odaily in a newsflash.

Odaily reported, citing Xinhua, that Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei said on Nov. 2 that if the United States agrees to implement Iran’s demands, a related plan could be launched within two days. He said security in the Strait of Hormuz would be restored, and the process of Iran-U.S. negotiations would then begin.

Baghaei said any indirect contact between Iran and the United States through intermediaries would be based on Iran’s proposed "seven-day plan." He added that Iran had shortened the implementation timeline "in good faith," and that whether the plan can be carried out depends on "the will and decision of the United States."

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