Iran to submit is response to US nuclear proposal soon
The top Iranian diplomat made the remarks in an interview with an Egyptian media.
The US and Iran have held five rounds of nuclear talks since April 12 and are expected to meet again for negotiations aimed at reaching a new agreement. The two countries have been at odds over the level of uranium enrichment.
In an exclusive interview with Egypt”s Nile TV, Araghchi discussed the latest developments in Iran-Egypt relations, emphasizing the importance of bilateral cooperation on regional and international matters.
Iran-Egypt Cooperation on Regional Stability
Araghchi highlighted the significance of his recent visit to Cairo, saying that Iran and Egypt are two influential countries in West Asia. “Their cooperation can help reduce regional tensions. We held discussions on key issues such as Gaza, Yemen, and the Red Sea.”
He praised Egypt and Qatar”s efforts to mediate a ceasefire in Gaza, stating that the Islamic Republic of Iran supports any ceasefire endorsed by the people of Gaza and is ready to cooperate with regional countries to end the war.
Red Sea Developments and Iran’s Regional Role
Addressing the situation in the Red Sea, Araghchi underlined that what is happening in the Red Sea is a natural response to the crimes of the Zionist regime. “We hope a Gaza ceasefire will restore stability to the Red Sea as well.”
He reiterated that Iran’s policy is focused on strengthening ties with neighbors.
“Despite the lack of diplomatic relations with Egypt, bilateral cooperation has significantly increased in recent years,” he added.
Nuclear Talks and Iran’s Position
On nuclear negotiations with the US, Araghchi expressed appreciation for Oman’s mediation and Egypt’s support.
The foreign minister reiterated that Iran has always emphasized the peaceful nature of its nuclear program and regards nuclear weapons as forbidden.
He criticized the latest IAEA report, stressing that the report was unfair, and Tehran is concerned about the politicization of the agency”s activities. “However, we are ready to address concerns through dialogue.”
Future of Iran-Egypt Relations
Commenting on bilateral ties between Tehran and Cairo, Araghchi underlined that relations between the two states are improving. “We have held several meetings with Egyptian officials in recent months, and mutual trust has grown. We hope this positive trend will continue.”
He reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to the initiative for a Middle East free of nuclear weapons and welcomed cooperation with Egypt in this regard.
In the end, Araghchi noted that while the exact timing of the next round of Iran-US nuclear talks remains undetermined, Oman continues to play an active mediating role.
“We have received a proposal from the United States, and in the coming days, we will respond based on the fundamental principles of the Islamic Republic and in line with the interests of the Iranian people. Following that, Oman’s foreign minister will determine the time and place of the next round of negotiations,” he concluded.
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Yemen’s Ansarullah launches missile attack on Israel
Yemen’s Ansarullah movement has launched another missile attack targeting the occupied Palestinian territories, as part of its continued support for the oppressed and besieged people of Gaza.
According to Al Jazeera, the strike triggered widespread panic among Israeli settlers, with many fleeing to shelters in fear for their lives.
Zionist sources confirmed that at least one ballistic missile was fired from Yemen toward the occupied lands. However, no casualties or material damage have been reported as of yet.
Ansarullah has repeatedly stated that its operations are in direct response to Israeli aggression against Palestinians, particularly in Gaza, and form part of a broader regional resistance strategy.
Yemenis have declared their open support for Palestine’s struggle against the Israeli occupation since the regime launched a devastating war on Gaza on October 7 after the territory’s Palestinian Resistance movements carried out a surprise retaliatory attack, dubbed Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, against the occupying entity.
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Trump comments on Iran”s uranium enrichment right
The Iranian authorities should not engage in uranium enrichment, otherwise they will face consequences from the US, President Donald Trump claimed while speaking to reporters aboard the presidential plane flying from Washington to New Jersey.
“If they enrich, then we”re going to have to do it the other way, and I don”t really want to do it the other way. There is not going to be enrichment [of uranium in Iran],” Trump claimed, not specifying what he was referring to, according to TASS.
Iranian officials have constantly emphasized the peaceful nature of the country”s nuclear program, stressing that uranium enrichment is a right for the Iranian nation.
The US and Iran have held five rounds of nuclear talks since April 12 and are expected to meet again for negotiations aimed at reaching a new agreement. The two countries have been at odds over the level of uranium enrichment.
Last week, the head of the Iranian negotiating team, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Abbas Araghchi, said in a post on X that Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al Busaidi presented the elements of the US proposal regarding the nuclear agreement to Iran during a short visit to Tehran. He also said that “Iran will respond appropriately based on principles, national interests, and the rights of the Iranian people to the proposal.”
On Monday, Iran”s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei underlined that considering national interests would be the basis of Tehran”s response to the US proposal.”Naturally, any proposal must be carefully reviewed, and the appropriate response must be based on national principles and interests.”
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