Iran Rejects U.S. Negotiations, Announces Return After UN General Assembly

Iranian state media reported that the country has no intention of negotiating with the United States. The Iranian delegation, which arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly, has stated it will not hold talks with U.S. representatives. The delegation expects responses to a proposal delivered through Qatar, but has no plans to engage directly with American officials. The U.S. has been seeking dialogue with Iran on issues including nuclear proliferation and regional security. However, Iran has consistently refused to engage in direct talks, citing U.S. policies as hostile. The Iranian delegation’s decision to return after the UN General Assembly signals a possible end to its participation in the event. Tehran has not provided further details on its stance or future actions. Sources differ on the specifics of Iran’s position. Arab News reported that Iran has no plans to negotiate with the U.S., while Ukrainska Pravda noted that the delegation will return after the UN General Assembly and expects responses to a proposal delivered through Qatar.