Iran is not ready to negotiate on its right to uranium enrichment in indirect talks with the US, and it won't forego this right under any conditions, according to Foreign Minister Araghchi.

An Iranian deputy foreign minister says the country is reviewing a proposal for the fifth round of indirect negotiations with the United States.

Iran’s Leader considers it to be “utterly wrong” for the US to insist on the Islamic Republic’s completely stopping its peaceful uranium enrichment activities.

Participants at the Tehran Dialogue Forum (TDF) underscore the vital need for the establishment of a nuke-free zone in the West Asian region.

President Pezeshkian says Tehran will never retreat from its peaceful nuclear program, no matter the pressure or threats it faces.

A recent poll in the US revealed that 69% of Americans support a negotiated agreement with Iran to limit its nuclear program, while only 14% favor military action, contrary to Trump rhetoric.

The Iranian foreign minister reasserted the Islamic Republic’s non-negotiable position on uranium enrichment, emphasizing its commitment to exercise legal rights under the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) while maintaining a logical stance.