Iran is willing to resume nuclear talks with the US, but demands significant steps to rebuild lost trust, avoiding hidden agendas.
Cristina Petrache
International
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Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi says Iran does not trust the United States and that negotiations must avoid hidden agendas. The statements come ahead of a meeting with E3 countries and an EU official, the first since the recent clashes with Israel. Iran accuses European countries of hypocrisy and reaffirms its commitment to pursue its nuclear program in accordance with international law, stressing that it has no intention to develop nuclear weapons.
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