Iran has no plans to negotiate with US: state media
- 'Iran's delegation in New York (for the UN General Assembly) has no plans for negotiations with the United States'
Iran's state media reports no new talks with the US are planned, contradicting President Trump's expectation of resumed negotiations, following his rejection of a Strait of Hormuz proposal.
- Iran's delegation in New York.
- President Trump's expectation of talks.
- Rejection of the Strait of Hormuz proposal.
TEHRAN: State media in Iran on Monday reported that no new talks were planned with the United States, after US President Donald Trump told media he expected more negotiations.
“Iran’s delegation in New York (for the UN General Assembly) has no plans for negotiations with the United States,” said the official IRNA news agency, citing an unnamed source close to the group.
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