Iran will respond to Donald Trump’s letter following a thorough review, according to Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei. He denied any connection between Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s Oman visit and the letter, which aligns with Trump’s known views. President Masoud Pezeshkian condemned U.S. threats, asserting that Iran will not negotiate under coercion.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, has indicated that Tehran will provide an official response to a letter from former U.S. President Donald Trump after carefully reviewing its contents. He noted that media speculations surrounding the matter lack accuracy. During his press briefing, which marked the closing of the Iranian year 1403, Baghaei withheld details about the letter but stated that its content does not markedly differ from Trump’s publicly known views.
Furthermore, Baghaei clarified that there is no connection between Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s ongoing visit to Oman and the letter, emphasizing that the trip focuses on regional developments and previous meetings in Jeddah. He assured that Iran’s response will be communicated through the appropriate channels once the review process is concluded.
Earlier, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized the Trump administration’s hardline strategy towards Iran, asserting that the Islamic Republic would not engage in negotiations with the U.S. under threats or coercive measures. Pezeshkian stressed, ”The Islamic Republic is not Ukraine and will not negotiate from a position of being threatened.”
In summary, Iran plans to formally respond to Donald Trump’s letter after a thorough review, dismissing media speculations. The letter’s content reportedly aligns with Trump’s established positions. The Foreign Minister’s trip to Oman is unrelated to the letter and is focused on regional matters. Iran has reaffirmed its stance against negotiations under coercive tactics, emphasizing its sovereignty in diplomatic relations.
Original Source: en.mehrnews.com
