Iranian president requires condition for US meeting
Iranian President Masoud Beshtekiyan spoke about the possibility of meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. However, he avoided taking a definitive stance and emphasized the need to restore mutual trust between Tehran and Washington as a key to dialogue. He confirmed that Iran is willing to negotiate restrictions on its nuclear program within the framework of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, asserting that Tehran has no intention of developing a nuclear weapon. He also indicated that the return of IAEA inspectors could be feasible after new negotiations, but only if trust is rebuilt first. The potential meeting remains contingent on mutual trust and the actual implementation of commitments, and although there is still a gap between the two sides, the possibility of future negotiations has not been ruled out.
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