Trump: I think Iran is willing to negotiate directly with the US

The US preside claims Iran is seeking direct talks with the United States.
According to RCO News Agency, while Iranian officials have repeatedly stated that Tehran will not negotiate directly with the US under sanctions and pressure, US Preside Donald Trump has spoken of direct talks.
In response to a question from reporters on the Presideial Aircraft on the Florida Road, Trump said about Iran that he believes Tehran may wa diplomatic talks.
According to Bloomberg, the US preside claimed, without meioning a specific program, “I think Iran is willing to start direct conversations.”
Trump said his preference was direct talks, and this may help facilitate the agreeme.
“I think it is going so faster and you can understand the other party much better than when it comes to the media,” he said.
“They waed to use mediators, but I don’t think that is necessarily true,” the US preside said. I think they are worried and feel vulnerable, but I don’t wa to feel that. “
Earlier, Foreign Minister Sayed Abbas Arakchi had said that Iran would not have direct negotiations with the United States under pressure, but it was possible to negotiate indirectly.
According to al -Sharq, Trump we on to refer to the issue of Yemen’s Ansarullah, claiming that “the Houthis are related to Iran”, claiming that the United States had “strong blows”.
The US preside also urged Iran to stop supporting Yemen; The claim that Iran has repeatedly rejected and stated that the coury is acting for its own ierests.
The US preside also said he had spoken to Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and that he will probably travel to Washington next week.
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