Iran's Demands for Compensation and Nuanced Nuclear Dialogue
Iran demands compensation from the U.S. for damages incurred during recent conflicts and sets conditions for resuming nuclear talks. Iran's foreign minister insists on assurances and compensation, seeking confidence-building measures from the U.S. while emphasizing the need for a win-win solution to the nuclear standoff.
Iran is calling on the United States to compensate for losses suffered during last month's conflict, according to the Financial Times. This demand is part of Tehran's tougher approach as it lays out terms for potential resumption of nuclear talks with the Trump administration.
Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, stressed the importance of the U.S. providing assurances against future attacks during negotiations. In a recent interview, he told the FT that Iran seeks compensation and a commitment from the U.S. to avoid repeating past aggressive actions during discussions.
Communication between Iranian officials and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff has continued, focusing on achieving a 'win-win solution' to the ongoing nuclear impasse. While the U.S. accused Iran of developing nuclear weapons, Tehran insists its nuclear ambitions are strictly civilian. Both the White House and the U.S. State Department have yet to comment on the situation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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