Tehran's four conditions to restart US talks

Former Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki confirmed that there are currently no negotiations taking place between Iran and the United States. He stated that any potential dialogue would require the approval of Iran's highest leadership, specifically Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. He explained that Tehran links any talks to Washington implementing four practical and tangible steps, noting that mere message exchanges are insufficient and only increase doubts about the other party's intentions. He also warned of U.S. efforts to create new crises in the region to divert Iran's attention, emphasizing that any Iranian diplomatic move must include concrete guarantees from the American side. Meanwhile, the Iranian Foreign Ministry released a statement describing any maritime blockade of Iran as an act of aggression and a violation of the United Nations Charter. Iran threatened to use all means to defend its interests and condemned the Security Council's stance regarding American and Israeli actions.

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