Iran's Foreign Ministry: Urges the U.S. to "Show Goodwill" on Diplomatic Issues
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, May 5 (Reporter Chen Xiao, Shadati) According to a report by Iran's News TV on May 5, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated regarding the current Iran-U.S. negotiation process that Iran has decided not to waste time on issues that are difficult to reach an agreement on. The current priority is to focus on ending the war and urging the U.S. side to "demonstrate goodwill" on diplomatic issues.
Baghaei stated that Iran is negotiating in an atmosphere of "deep distrust and suspicion" towards the U.S., and cannot forget the baseless aggression the U.S. imposed on Iran in June last year and on February 28 this year, emphasizing that Iran must maintain "high vigilance" throughout the diplomatic process.
Baghaei stated that Iran has decided not to waste time on issues that have previously proven to be extremely complex and difficult to reach an agreement on. The current priority is to focus on ending the war, "because this issue concerns the entire region, our nation, and the international community." He said, "If the Americans are truly serious about diplomacy, they must seize this opportunity, as the whole world is waiting for them to at least show goodwill."
Iran's Foreign Ministry urges the U.S. to demonstrate goodwill in ongoing diplomatic negotiations, emphasizing the need to focus on ending the war. Spokesperson Baghaei highlighted Iran's deep distrust towards the U.S. due to past aggressions and stated that the current priority is to resolve issues affecting the region and international community.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei stated that Iran will not waste time on difficult issues in negotiations.
- The priority is to focus on ending the war, which affects the region and the international community.
- Iran is negotiating in an atmosphere of deep distrust towards the U.S.
- Baghaei emphasized the need for the U.S. to show goodwill in diplomatic matters.