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Iranian Foreign Minister: The U.S. demands are excessive, their stance is contradictory, and they are hindering the negotiation process

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Mars Finance News reported on May 23 that, according to CCTV News, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said in a social media post on the evening of the 22nd that he had a phone call with UN Secretary-General Guterres, during which they exchanged views on the latest regional situation and the diplomatic progress between Iran and the United States, with Iran–U.S. developments mediated by Pakistan. Araghchi said, “The United States has repeatedly reneged on its promises and carried out military aggression against Iran; its inconsistent positions before and after, as well as its repeated excessive demands, are all factors that hinder the progress of Pakistan-mediated negotiations.” Araghchi also said that despite harboring strong doubts about the United States, Iran still takes part in the relevant diplomatic process with a responsible and highly serious attitude and strives to achieve a reasonable and just outcome.
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Half-SectionSucculent
· 3h ago
The phrase "betrayal and treachery" coming from Iran's mouth is full of sarcasm.
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YieldFarmLibrarian
· 4h ago
Pakistan mediation? Can third-party intervention help both sides find a compromise?
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CatMarketAnalysisAssistant
· 11h ago
A fair and just outcome? Who holds the authority to define it?
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BoredInBlockspace
· 16h ago
United Nations Secretary-General: Am I easy?
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BoringButBullish
· 16h ago
Contradictory stance + excessive demands, America is showing its old problems.
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DewdropSapling
· 17h ago
Pakistan's choice of this role is clever; it can speak to both sides.
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AlphaAfterTea
· 17h ago
Regional situation + US-Iran talks, can two parallel tracks run without collapsing?
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ProofOfVibes
· 17h ago
Iran's current approach is to criticize while negotiating; their acting skills are impressive.
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CliffsideAncientPineAndRolling
· 17h ago
Behind diplomatic language, there's actually quite a strong smell of gunpowder.
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LookingAtTheCandlestickChart
· 17h ago
The U.S. side probably is thinking about how to respond to this again.
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