Iranian Foreign Ministry
Iran and the United States offered conflicting accounts on Tuesday over whether Tehran had agreed to allow international inspectors access to its nuclear facilities under a recently reached agreement.
Iran did not confirm the day of the signing and Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei was quoted by state media as saying it will be “in the coming days” but “not tomorrow.”
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei stated on Monday that while Tehran has submitted a 10-point proposal to Pakistan, there are clear indications that the United States lacks the seriousness required to pursue a diplomatic track.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Monday that Washington and Tehran had held “constructive” talks over the past two days in an effort to reach a comprehensive solution to the ongoing war.
Tehran said it is “resolved to defend Iran’s territory, sovereignty, security and people by all force and means against the United States’ criminal aggression.”
Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs received on Monday, his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi for political consultations.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the Israeli aggressive measure "as a clear violation of the international law
