Iran's president signaled a more diplomatic tone amid heightened tensions and distrust over nuclear negotiations weeks after both Israel and the United States launched strikes aimed at ending Iran's nuclear program. His remarks suggest Iran is looking to ease international pressure and avoid escalation.

If the negotiations must be conditioned on stopping enrichment, such negotiations will not take place,' said an advisor to Iran's supreme leader on Monday. Israel and Western nations accuse Iran of pursuing nuclear weapons,

Iran's supreme leader advisor Ali Larijani said Friday that Tehran is reviewing messages from Washington on the possible resumption of nuclear negotiations, according to Iranian media. Larijani emphasized, however, a complete lack of trust in the US, asserting that “we no longer have any trust in America,” said the ISNA news agency.

They say Iran must abandon uranium enrichment, but this is one of our red lines. If talks are conditional on halting enrichment, they simply won’t happen," said Ali Velayati, senior adviser to Supreme

Iran and the US haven’t agreed on a time, date or place to resume stalled negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday.

Iran said on Monday that it will not resume nuclear talks with the US if negotiations are conditional on halting its uranium enrichment activities, state news agency Irna reported. Tehran and Washington held several rounds of negotiations aimed at reviving a nuclear deal,

By bnm Tehran bureau Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Esmail Baghaei, refuted reports of an imminent meeting between Iranian and US representatives on the nuclear issue, stating that no date, place,

TEHRAN: Iran said Monday it had “no specific date” for a meeting with the US on Tehran’s nuclear programme, following a war with Israel that had derailed negotiations. “For now, no specific date, time or location has been determined regarding this matter,