Iran FM Expresses Distrust in US Intentions Amid Nuclear Deadlock at BRICS Meeting
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed deep skepticism regarding the United States' sincerity in ongoing negotiations to end the regional conflict during the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting in New Delhi. Araghchi highlighted a persistent deadlock concerning Iran's enriched nuclear material, stating that this contentious issue would likely be deferred to later stages of any future talks. While acknowledging messages from the Trump administration indicating openness to dialogue, Tehran remains distrustful of US intentions. Araghchi confirmed discussions with Russian officials about Moscow's proposal to store Iran's enriched uranium, noting that such offers would be considered when negotiations progress. He also welcomed potential diplomatic support from China, emphasizing strong strategic ties. Additionally, Araghchi criticized the United Arab Emirates for blocking a final BRICS ministerial statement, attributing the move to the UAE's alignment with Israel and the US. The comments underscore the complex geopolitical dynamics involving BRICS nations, the ongoing war, and the stalled nuclear negotiations.
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