Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has thrown down the gauntlet in the latest chapter of the nuclear deal saga, declaring that talks with the U.S. will only restart when Washington proves its commitment to a "win-win solution." 🕊️
Speaking exclusively to CGTN after a Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting in Tianjin, Araghchi emphasized that Tehran isn’t convinced the U.S. is ready to ditch military threats for diplomacy. "Real serious determination" is needed, he said, likening the situation to a high-stakes game of trust. 🎯
The comments come as global powers watch for signs of progress in reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. Araghchi’s stance highlights Iran’s demand for guarantees that the U.S. will prioritize negotiation over escalation—a move that could ease tensions in the Middle East and beyond. 🌏✨
With the SCO—a bloc including China, Russia, and Central Asian nations—backing multilateral dialogue, the ball now appears to be in Washington’s court. Will the U.S. meet Iran halfway? Stay tuned. 🔍
