Iran’s Foreign Ministry will respond to Trump’s letter after a detailed review, emphasizing that media speculation is inaccurate. The content of the letter aligns with Trump’s previous public statements. Iran’s officials, including President Pezeshkian, reject negotiations under threats, asserting the Islamic Republic’s sovereignty.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei has indicated that an official response to former US President Donald Trump’s letter will be issued following a thorough review. He noted that media speculations regarding the letter’s content should be treated with skepticism, as they lack accuracy.
In his final press briefing of the Iranian year 1403, concluding on March 20, Baghaei refrained from detailing the letter but stated it aligns closely with Trump’s known public positions. Furthermore, he clarified that there is no connection between Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s recent visit to Oman and the letter, attributing the trip instead to discussions regarding regional issues and previous meetings held in Jeddah.
Baghaei confirmed that Iran’s response will be communicated through proper channels once the review process is finalized. Additionally, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized the previous Trump administration’s aggressive stance towards Iran, asserting that the country will not engage in negotiations under coercive conditions, emphasizing that “the Islamic Republic is not Ukraine.”
In summary, Iran is carefully reviewing former President Trump’s letter before issuing an official response, while distancing itself from media speculations about the letter’s content. Key officials state that Iran will not negotiate under coercive measures, reflecting its firm stance against perceived threats from the US administration.
Original Source: en.mehrnews.com
