Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi reiterated Iranās position which remains interest-based for now, with careful assessments being made to see how Tehran can best navigate a renewal of talks with the U.S. and use growing sympathy in the global south to impose political costs on Western powers.
The latter believe that Iranās weakened state will push it to accept broader restrictions and review past redlines such as domestic uranium enrichment or missile production.
While facts on the ground have changed with nuclear sites being largely damaged, Iranās negotiating principles remain intact and will pursue the same goals of ensuring the lifting of sanctions and domestic enrichment in exchange for strict safeguards guaranteeing that nuclear weaponisation will never happen.
