Iran’s refusal to discuss the nuclear file stems from the proven unreliability of US promises, a reality the martyred Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei often warned against.

Iran rejects the US's self-proclaimed proposals for a ceasefire, warning that any pauses would only allow adversaries to regroup for more crimes against the Iranian nation.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly warns Washington’s regional envoys against undermining President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign targeting Iran.

The Iranian and Qatari foreign ministers underline the importance of continuation of diplomacy towards preservation of regional peace and stability.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has stressed that the success of ongoing indirect nuclear talks with the United States hinges on the “seriousness and realism” of Washington.

Iran ended the latest round of nuclear talks in Geneva with cautious optimism, rejecting unlawful US demands, insisting that sanctions relief and diplomacy, not military threats, are the only way forward.

Abbas Araghchi says the latest round of indirect talks with the US was one of the best, most serious, and longest to date, and that Tehran and Washington moved "closer to an agreement."