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Iran says open to talks if US rules out military action
Gulf Today
|July 04, 2025
Asenior Iranian diplomat said on Thursday his country remains open to diplomacy provided the United States offers guarantees it will not resort to military action against the Islamic republic.
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The remarks came as US news website Axios, citing two unidentified sources, reported that White House Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff was planning to meet Iran's foreign minister and chief negotiator, Abbas Araghchi, in Oslo next week.
Neither Tehran nor Washington confirmed the Axios report which said a final date for the talks has yet to be set.
"We are for diplomacy," Iran's deputy foreign minister, Majid Takht-Ravanchi told NBC News, adding the United States should "convince us that they are not going to use military force while we are negotiating."
"That is an essential element for our leadership to be in a position to decide about the future round of talks," he added.
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