US President Donald Trump has announced that he will participate "indirectly" in the nuclear talks with Iran scheduled to take place today in Geneva.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that the head of state made this statement during a briefing with journalists.
“I will be participating in these talks indirectly, and it will be very important. I hope that Tehran wants to reach an agreement with Washington, taking into account the strikes the United States carried out on the country last year and the possible consequences of our firm stance,” he noted.
US President Donald Trump added that Iran is a difficult negotiator: “They want to make a deal. I don't think they want to face the consequences of refusing an agreement. I hope they will act more rationally,” the US President emphasized.
The nuclear negotiations represent a critical diplomatic effort to address long-standing tensions regarding Iran's atomic program and international sanctions. These discussions in Switzerland follow a preliminary round of Iran-US talks held in Oman on February 6. The Geneva meetings are seen by international observers as a pivotal moment for regional stability and global non-proliferation efforts, as the United States maintains its policy of maximum pressure while leaving the door open for a new diplomatic framework.
