Iran’s Pezeshkian Says Negotiators Will Not Compromise on National Dignity in US Talks

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stated that his country’s negotiating team will not compromise on national dignity during ongoing diplomatic discussions with the United States, while reaffirming Tehran’s position on its nuclear intentions.

Strong Stance on Ongoing Negotiations

In a statement issued on Sunday, President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized that Iran’s representatives engaged in peace talks will uphold the country’s “honour and dignity” throughout the negotiation process.

His remarks come amid continuing diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing tensions between Iran and the United States, with mediation efforts being carried out through regional and international channels.

Nuclear Position Reaffirmed

Pezeshkian also reiterated that Iran is prepared to assure the international community that it is not pursuing nuclear weapons. The statement reflects Tehran’s attempt to maintain its long-standing position while continuing engagement in negotiations.

Iran has consistently maintained that its nuclear programme is intended for peaceful purposes, although it remains a central issue in ongoing international talks.

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Context of Ongoing Talks

The remarks come at a sensitive stage in discussions involving Iran and the United States, where mediators are attempting to bridge gaps on sanctions relief, nuclear activities, and regional security concerns.

Diplomatic efforts have intensified in recent weeks, with several countries acting as facilitators in backchannel communications aimed at preventing further escalation in the region.

As negotiations continue, Iran’s leadership is signaling a firm stance on sovereignty and national dignity while remaining engaged in dialogue. The coming phase of talks is expected to test whether both sides can reach common ground on long-standing disputes, particularly around Iran’s nuclear programme and related sanctions issues.

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