Iran Signals Readiness for US Talks, Rejects Threats

President Ebrahim Raisi said Iran is prepared to engage in talks with the United States but will not accept what he described as threats and bullying. He made the remarks during a televised address in Tehran, emphasizing Iran’s willingness to negotiate while maintaining a firm stance against external pressure.

Raisi called for constructive dialogue, stating that Iran’s position is clear and that any attempts to coerce the country would be met with resistance. He urged the United States to approach negotiations without intimidation tactics.

The comments come amid ongoing tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and regional influence, with both sides having previously exchanged statements on the possibility of diplomatic engagement.