Iran’s Foreign Ministry has dismissed the United States 15-point proposal to halt the conflict as unrealistic and unreasonable, directly contradicting US President Donald Trump’s earlier claims that Tehran had accepted most of the demands.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said on Monday that the American list contains largely excessive demands that Iran finds unacceptable. The remarks contradict Trump’s assertions about the Iranian agreement to the proposal.
Baghaei clarified that Iran has not engaged in any direct negotiations with the US, revealing that messages from the United States have only reached Iran through intermediaries.
“We have had no direct negotiations with the United States so far,” Baghaei told reporters during a Monday press conference.
Ashenews gathered that the Iranian spokesperson also addressed recent regional diplomatic initiatives, stating that Iran did not participate in meetings organised by Pakistan with neighbouring countries.
