Iran Says No to Nuclear Talks

Pezeshkian: Iran says 'no' to nuclear weapons.

Consensus

Iran is not currently conducting negotiations on its nuclear program.
Iran maintains that it does not seek nuclear weapons.
Iran continues to pursue peaceful nuclear technology development.
Iran rejects double standards in nuclear policy.
Iranian officials have expressed confidence in withstanding external pressure.

Points of divergence

Iran has made it clear to intermediaries that it is not willing to discuss its nuclear program, especially after Trump rejected an Iranian proposal for a seven-day ceasefire. — interfax
Iranian leaders believe they can withstand prolonged blockade or further U.S. strikes. — interfax
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) holds a hardline stance and opposes any compromise with the West. — interfax
Iran plans to build nuclear power plants with Russian participation. — vesti
Iran's nuclear program was a key factor in the escalation in the Middle East in February. — kommersant

Coverage (8 sources)

Press TV: Iran is not conducting negotiations on its nuclear program — РИАМО
Iran does not plan to yield on nuclear program issues in exchange for peace with the US — Интерфакс
Iran Vice President reported on plans to develop peaceful nuclear energy — Вести
China and US agree that Iran should not develop nuclear weapons — Вести
Pezeshkian: Iran never sought to develop nuclear weapons — РИАМО
Iranian President Peseshkian denies plans to create nuclear weapons — Москва 24
Pezeshkian stated that Iran never sought to develop nuclear weapons — Вести
Peshitehian: Iran says 'no' to nuclear weapons — Коммерсантъ

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