Iran’s presidential office said that the door to negotiations remains open on the basis of justice, dignity, and wisdom. The president’s office rejected reports of internal disagreements within the Iranian leadership and affirmed a strong, unified stance. Spokesperson Mahdi Tabatabaei of the Iran presidential office, without naming the U.S. president, warned that the enemy is engaging in political propaganda and urged them to stop their breaches, intimidation, and deceit, emphasizing that negotiations based on justice, dignity, and wisdom are still possible. Additionally, President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that breaches, blockades, and threats hinder genuine talks. In a statement, Pezeshkian said Iran welcomes and will continue to pursue negotiations and agreements, noting that the world sees a contradiction between the U.S.’s hypocritical statements, claims, and actions. This comment comes as former U.S. President Donald Trump signaled that a second round of talks with Iran could occur on Friday. In an interview with an American newspaper, Trump said the military has been instructed to maintain the blockade and be ready for any scenario, extending the cease‑fire until Iran presents its proposals. Meanwhile, White House spokesperson Caroline Lewy told reporters that no indefinite cease‑fire has been agreed with Iran and that a few days have been given for a few mutually acceptable proposals.
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