Iran dismisses US plan as 'unrealistic' in conflict resolution
Iran labels the US plan to resolve the conflict as 'unrealistic,' maintaining only indirect communication with Washington, according to spokesman Esmail Baghaei.
Iran has dismissed the US plan for resolving the current conflict as 'unrealistic,' according to statements by Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei. This rejection comes amid a context where Tehran maintains only indirect communication with Washington, with no direct talks underway.
Baghaei reiterated that relations between the two countries are limited to indirect channels, contradicting recent claims by US President Donald Trump about alleged direct negotiations with Iran. The Iranian stance highlights the persistent diplomatic gap and distrust towards US proposals.
The spokesman emphasized that any solution to the conflict must be realistic and based on mutual respect, implying that the US plan fails to meet these criteria. This position reflects ongoing regional tensions and the challenges in reaching a viable agreement.
The backdrop to these statements includes Trump's recent remarks, which have been refuted by Iranian authorities, showcasing the lack of consensus and the complexity of bilateral relations amid the conflict.
