Eslami, an Iranian official, states that the U.S. claims to restrict uranium enrichment are unfounded. The nuclear file remains a sticking point in negotiations.

The Iranian official Eslami stated that the claims and demands of the enemies, especially those of the United States, to restrict Iran's uranium enrichment program are "delusional desires" that will not succeed. The statements were made in an interview for the Isna agency, just two days before the Pakistan-mediated discussions between Iran and the US.

Eslami accused Washington that its actions, including the brutal war, have led to nothing concrete and that it is trying "in vain" to achieve its goals through negotiations. The nuclear file remains a major sticking point in future discussions, with the US accusing Iran of moving towards the manufacture of a nuclear weapon, a claim unconfirmed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Iran denies any military intention and defends its right to civilian nuclear energy, proposing a 10-point plan that includes accepting enrichment, contrary to American objectives.