Iran says its plan for resolving conflict with US would take effect once Washington accepts it
Tehran would be ready to begin talks on a final deal within a week, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said, according to TASS.
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Iran's plan for resolving its conflict with the United States would take effect once Washington formally accepts it, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said, according to TASS.
Araghchi said Tehran would be ready to begin talks with US officials on a final deal on the seventh day after acceptance, the report said.
Plan's contents not detailed
TASS's report did not describe the specific terms of Iran's proposed plan, nor did it include a response from US officials on whether Washington intends to accept it.
The report also did not specify when or where Araghchi made the remarks, or the broader status of talks between Iran and the United States at the time.
Sources
- Iran’s plan for resolving conflict with US to take effect once Washington accepts it — MFA — TASS (Russia)
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