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Iran Rules Out US Talks: 'No Good Experience Talking with Americans'

Iran rejects talks, cites self-defence stance

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Moneycontrol•15-03-2026, 21:26

Iran Rules Out US Talks: 'No Good Experience Talking with Americans'

•Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Iran is not interested in talks with the US, challenging President Donald Trump's claims.
•Araghchi questioned the value of renewed dialogue, citing "no good experience talking with Americans" and past attacks.
•Iran denies seeking a ceasefire or negotiations, emphasizing its stable and strong self-defense stance.
•Iran remains open to discussions with other countries for safe passage of oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
•The Strait of Hormuz is closed only to the US and its allies as long as attacks continue, Araghchi confirmed.

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