The US Secretary of State said the United States remains open to dialogue with Iran, but accused Tehran of not being serious about negotiations, according to a report. The statement aligns with President Donald Trump's position that Iran must demonstrate seriousness before any meeting.
The US Secretary of State said early Wednesday that Washington remains open to dialogue with Iran, but accused Tehran of lacking seriousness in negotiations, according to a report.
The statement follows President Donald Trump's remarks on Tuesday evening, in which he said the US would not meet with Iran until Tehran demonstrates a willingness to engage seriously, as The Zioneer reported.
The comments come amid a prolonged diplomatic standoff between the US and Iran, with both sides issuing conflicting signals on the possibility of talks. No immediate response from Iranian officials was reported.
2 developments
- DevelopingRubio: Iran signaling willingness for negotiations
- DevelopingIranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: Talks with US Possible in Line with National Interest
- StrongWhite House Spokesperson: Iran Continues Talks With US, Seeks Agreement
- DevelopingIranian Senior Negotiator Says Path to Diplomacy Still Open, NYT Reports
Source and signal
- Internal intake