Iran’s Foreign Minister disclosed that a letter from President Trump was received through a UAE envoy, amidst declarations that the U.S. letter had not yet arrived directly. U.S.-Iranian relations remain contentious, with various officials denying direct communication and Iran rejecting negotiations under pressure.
Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, has confirmed the receipt of a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump, conveyed through an envoy from the United Arab Emirates. In a recent Instagram post, Araghchi mentioned that he met with Mr. Anwar Gargash, the UAE’s diplomatic advisor, where the letter was delivered after discussions about bilateral and regional matters.
The situation underscores tensions in U.S.-Iranian relations, marked by conflicting claims and diplomatic maneuvers. Iranian officials have consistently refuted assertions of direct communication from Trump, asserting their refusal to negotiate under coercive conditions. Despite the numerous challenges, Iran remains open to legitimate dialogues with other countries regarding international and regional issues, differentiating true negotiation from coercive diplomacy.
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