Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian visiting an exhibition on achievements in the nuclear field in Tehran, on April 9, 2025. (Credit: Reuters.)
Iran is giving a 'genuine chance' to diplomacy during the talks with the U.S. scheduled this weekend in Oman, despite the growing pressure from Washington, the foreign ministry spokesperson said on Friday.
"We are giving a genuine chance to diplomacy, in good faith and with full vigilance. America should appreciate this decision, which was made despite its hostile rhetoric,' said the foreign ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghai, on his X account.
Iran is giving a 'genuine chance' to diplomacy during the talks with the U.S. scheduled this weekend in Oman, despite the growing pressure from Washington, the foreign ministry spokesperson said on Friday.
"We are giving a genuine chance to diplomacy, in good faith and with full vigilance. America should appreciate this decision, which was made despite its hostile rhetoric,' said the foreign ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghai, on his X account.
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