Pezeshkian Questions US Intentions on Negotiations

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has questioned the value of negotiations with the United States while sanctions and threats remain in place.

Pezeshkian pointed to Washington’s continued pressure as a reason to doubt whether talks would be worthwhile.

He accused the United States of seeking to “bring down Iran,” casting doubt on its intentions toward negotiations.

His remarks framed sanctions and threats as central obstacles to engagement, challenging the prospect of meaningful talks under those conditions.