Iran's Foreign Minister
Coverage of Iran's Foreign Minister in the Nexus archive.
- U.S. officials believed Israel was plotting to kill Iranian negotiators
U.S. officials believed Israel was plotting to kill Iranian negotiators. American officials feared an Israeli attempt to kill Iran's foreign minister or Parliament speaker would derail peace talks.
- Iran says Israel must pull troops out of Lebanon under deal with U.S.
Iran's foreign minister states Israeli troops cannot remain in Lebanon under a pending U.S. deal.
- Iran says Israel must pull troops out of Lebanon under deal with U.S.
Iran's foreign minister stated that Israeli troops cannot remain in Lebanon under a pending U.S. deal. The statement demands Israel withdraw its military forces from Lebanon as part of the agreement.
- Vance ‘confident’ Israel will join deal, as US and Iran prepare for talks on Friday
US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland Vance expresses confidence Israel will join a nuclear deal as the US and Iran prepare for talks. Iran's Foreign Minister mentions new nuclear talks will follow a formal agreement signing in Switzerland, though the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) text remains unreleased. Vance highlights uranium removal and IAEA inspections as critical components of the proposed agreement.
- Senior US official: Pending deal ‘leads to’ Washington getting Iran’s enriched uranium
A senior US official states a pending deal would lead to Washington obtaining Iran's enriched uranium. The agreement includes Lebanon but preserves Israel's right to self-defense. Iran's Foreign Minister claims the deal grants Tehran custody in Hormuz.
- Trump suggests Iran talks could yield deal by weekend while Tehran denies progress
US president suggests Iran talks could result in a deal by the weekend, emphasizing a desire for a separate resolution to the Lebanon conflict. Iran's foreign minister warns that an Israeli attack on Beirut would reignite war, while Tehran denies progress in negotiations.
- Iran says no 'tangible progress' in war talks, Trump says deal close
Iran's foreign minister stated negotiations to end the Middle East war have made 'no tangible progress' amid recent US and Iranian strikes. Kuwaiti officials reported one death and 63 injuries from an Iranian drone strike on Kuwait International Airport, while President Donald Trump claimed a breakthrough could occur 'over the weekend.'
- Iran’s foreign minister in Russia for talks
Iran's foreign minister is currently in Russia for diplomatic discussions. The visit aims to address bilateral relations and regional issues of mutual interest.
- Trump doubts shooter motivated by Iran war as peace talks on hold
A shooting incident at the White House Correspondent's Dinner diverted attention from the ongoing Iran war. Iran's foreign minister is set to return to Islamabad, a location of prior peace talks, as discussions remain paused.
- Trump doubts shooter motivated by Iran war as peace talks on hold
A shooting incident at the White House Correspondent's Dinner shifted attention from the ongoing Iran war, as Iran's foreign minister prepared to return to Islamabad for peace talks. The event highlighted tensions and stalled diplomatic efforts between the involved parties.
- What’s at stake for Iran and the US in Islamabad?
Iran's foreign minister is visiting Islamabad, where US envoys are also arriving. The meetings highlight strategic interactions between Iran, the US, and Pakistan, potentially impacting regional relations.
- U.S.-Iran Talks Emerge as Markets Parse $344M USDT Freeze
U.S. and Iran are engaging in renewed diplomatic talks, with Trump sending Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Pakistan. The market reacted with falling oil prices, while a $344M USDT freeze highlights ongoing sanctions pressure on Iran's economy.
- Second round of U.S.-Iran peace talks expected this weekend
U.S. presidential negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Iran's foreign minister for the second round of peace talks this weekend. The meeting is reported by CBS News senior White House and political correspondent Ed O'Keefe.