Iran has stated that there will be no negotiations with the United States regarding its nuclear program until the conflict has completely ended. Tehran is currently reviewing the US response concerning the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and moves toward a broader peace agreement. This information was reported on Wednesday by Al Jazeera journalist Rania Kasemi from Tehran.
According to the report, Iran has clarified that no initiatives are currently being taken to discuss nuclear issues with the US. Such discussions could only begin after the terms of the memorandum of understanding are implemented, or at the very least, after the US accepts the conditions set by Iran.
Tehran maintains that its nuclear program is peaceful and has been subject to strict oversight by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Iran has further alleged that the US and Israel have repeatedly carried out illegal attacks on its nuclear facilities.
Iran asserts that following the signing of the memorandum of understanding with the US, it was prepared to demonstrate its goodwill and the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. However, Tehran alleges that IAEA reports have been politically motivated and biased, providing the US with a pretext to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Consequently, the position of Iran’s leadership is that the nuclear issue will only be discussed once the conflict has fully concluded.
