Iran’s President Orders Talks With United States
Iran’s President has directed officials to explore the possibility of talks with the United States, Iranian state media reported. The move comes amid ongoing global concerns over nuclear issues, regional tensions, sanctions and efforts to reduce hostilities between the two countries.
Search for Diplomatic Engagement
President’s instructions are aimed at re-evaluating diplomatic channels with Washington, following months of strained relations over Iran’s nuclear programme, economic sanctions and broader geopolitical conflicts. Officials in Tehran are said to have been asked to prepare for preliminary discussions that could help reduce tensions and clarify core issues.
Broader Context of US–Iran Relations
Relations between Iran and the United States have been marked by long-standing disagreements that include Iran’s nuclear ambitions, U.S. sanctions on Iranian entities and regional rivalries in the Middle East. Recent developments have seen occasional indirect communication through third parties, but direct talks have not been formally confirmed by either government.
Tehran’s announcement signals a willingness to explore diplomatic avenues, though it is unclear when formal talks might take place or what topics would be prioritised.
