Iran on Trump: Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has clarified that Iran has not yet accepted the ceasefire with Israel. He said that it is necessary for the ceasefire to agree by negotiating both sides. But he also said that if Israel (which he called ‘gymnast rule’) stops attacks, Iran also has no intention to continue the fight.
Nuclear bases suffered serious losses
Regarding the attack on Iran’s nuclear bases, External Affairs Minister Araghchi said that the loss is “serious and big”. But at the same time he also clarified that there is no plan to allow IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) inspectors to investigate till now. He said that Iranian officials are reviewing the current status of the nuclear program. Only after this, Iran’s future diplomatic approaches will be decided.
Iran said – no conversation is fixed, Trump’s claim is false
Iran has dismissed US President Donald Trump’s statement in which he said that Iran has agreed to the agreement with the US and is going to have a talks between the two countries next week. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi clearly said that no such conversation is decided.
White House also made distance from Trump’s statement
Trump spoke of a meeting on 25 June during the NATO Summit in Hague, Netherlands. But the very next day, on 26 June, the press secretary of White House Caroline Levit made a statement that no meeting is scheduled between the US and Iran. He said that American messengers are in touch with countries like Qatar in the Middle East, but no negotiations can be confirmed.