Iran rejects Trump’s allegations that he requested the re -launch of nuclear talks Israel Iran

US President Donald Trump and his Middle East envoy claimed that the talks had occurred next week, after the Iranian President’s comments to be open to dialogue.

Iran says it has not requested talks with the United States on its nuclear program, as US President Donald Trump claimed.

“The request to hold a meeting was not submitted beside us to the American side,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said, “

The clarification came a day after Trump, During dinner At the White House with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran said actively seeking negotiations on a new nuclear deal after the 12 -day war with Israel last month, which the United States also joined.

“We have identified Iran’s talks. They want to speak,” Trump told reporters. “They want to solve something. They are completely different now from what they were two weeks ago.”

The Trump envoy in the Middle East, Steve Witkeov – who was also present at dinner – said the meeting could be held next week or so.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said in an opinion article published in the Financial Times on Tuesday that Tehran is still interested in diplomacy, but “we have a good reason for doubts about more dialogue.”

Relief penalties

On June 13, Israel launched unprecedented Bombing Iran, which targeted military and nuclear sites, as well as residential areas, has resulted in the killing of senior military leaders and nuclear scientists. Iranian authorities say that the Israeli strikes have killed at least 1060 people. Israel says that the drones and hardships by Iran have killed at least 28 people.

The United States joined the war, and bombed Iranian nuclear sites in Fordo, Asphan and Natanz just a few days before a planned meeting between Tehran and Washington, DC, to revive nuclear talks. Then Trump went to announce the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

The negotiations, which aim to reduce the Iranian nuclear program in exchange for the relief of sanctions, will replace the 2015 joint action plan (JCPOA) – a deal signed with the United States, China, Russia, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the European Union – which Trump got rid of during his first term in his position.

Trump is also floating on the possibility of more talks on Monday, as Trump is attached to the lifting of the US punitive sanctions on Iran, which is imposed after the United States withdrew from JCPOA, with more restrictions imposed on this year.

This month, the United States released a new A wave of penalties Against Iranian oil exports, the first sanctions against the energy sector in Tehran since the US -backed ceasefire have ended the war between Israel and Iran.

“I would like to be able to get rid of these sanctions in a timely manner,” Trump said.

Near the end of last month, Trump said he was working on “the potential removal of sanctions”, however Take off his efforts After the supreme leader of Iran claimed Ayatollah Ali Khounai.victory“In Iran’s war, Israel.

Tehran’s denial of talks with the United States came after Iranian President Masoud Bezishian told journalist Taker Karlson that Iran was conducted “No problem” The resumption of talks as long as the confidence can be rebuilt between the two sides.

The interview, which was broadcast on Monday, sparked a violent reaction in Iran, where critics accused Pezeshkian of being “very soft” in the wake of last month’s attacks on the country.

“Did you forget that these Americans, along with the Zionists, used negotiations to buy time and prepare for the attack?” He said an editorial in the militant newspaper Kayhan.

The conservative Jafan Daily also took the goal of Pezeshkian, saying that his comments appeared “very soft.”

In contrast, Hama Mihan’s reform newspaper praised the “positive approach”.