Iran Foreign Ministry denies talks with US, says no meetings planned, despite Trump claims – report
Baghaei told the WSJ that all of Iran's negotiators were still in the country, except for Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi who was visiting a religious site in Iraq.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, denied claims by US President Donald Trump that talks between Iran and the United States are ongoing or planned, stating that all Iranian negotiators remain in the country. However, the Iranian Foreign Ministry confirmed continued talks with Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Mediators reported progress on a proposal for a temporary new shipping route through the strait, with Iran responding favorably but later demanding the removal of oil sanctions and a guarantee against attack. Regional Arab officials also sought guarantees against Iranian attacks on their territories. Meanwhile, Pakistan offered to host future US-Iran talks. Trump, conversely, asserted that talks with Iran were ongoing and represented "the last chance for them to sign a good document" before potential military action.
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