Iran, through its foreign minister Abbas Araghchi, expresses its readiness to resume nuclear talks with the US, calling for a respectful tone from Trump.
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Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, said his country is ready to resume nuclear talks with the US, but urged President Trump to adopt a more respectful tone. Against the backdrop of recent tensions, in which Israel attacked Iranian nuclear facilities, Trump said new talks must be held, but without specifics. He emphasized that he would not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons.
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