Tehran: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs, Majid Takht Ravanchi, denied that “the nuclear negotiations with the United States have reached a dead end,” stressing that “there are always ups and downs in international negotiations.”

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Ravanchi emphasized the complexities inherent in international discussions, stating that negotiations regarding international peace, security, and trade require patience and forbearance to achieve results. He cautioned against hastily judging the progress of the talks, which have been ongoing for only a few months.

The Deputy Foreign Minister highlighted that Iran had presented a written proposal during the third round of talks, outlining points that could potentially serve as a foundation for progress. He noted that the United States only provided a written document after the fifth round of negotiations. As the sixth round approaches, Iran is preparing to share its perspectives on the content of the documents submitted by the American side.