The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced its readiness to continue negotiations with the United States on the nuclear program.

Iran has never intended to build nuclear weapons and is ready to start negotiations with the United States on nuclear issues again, as these activities are peaceful. This was announced on January 30 by the country's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.

"Iran is ready to enter into negotiations with the United States on the nuclear deal again. The Islamic Republic of Iran has never planned to create nuclear weapons," the head of the department said at a press conference. The broadcast is hosted by the YouTube channel Firstpost.

He noted that he is ready to start contacts with the United States only if these negotiations are meaningful.

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Sources of The New York Times reported on January 26 that the Iranian government is in the weakest position, which has not been recorded since the 1979 revolution. Two days later, US President Donald Trump announced that his country's large military forces had approached the republic's shores, and later threatened Tehran with more powerful strikes than those already inflicted in the summer of 2025.

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