Iran spoke to Iran on Wednesday about a meeting with the United States that took place on the occasion of the UN General Assembly, where Iran discussed Tehran's demands for the end of the war, including the hoisting of the naval blockade.
Ismail Baqaei, the spokesman for the Persian Foreign Ministry, stated in an interview with Iranian state media that" this interaction was intended to communicate Iran's conditions," which include" the end of the war in all its aspects, the cessation of U. S. aggressive actions, the lifting of naval blockade and economic war, the release of Iranian assets, etc. ).
U. S. President Donald Trump claimed that an unexpected meeting between U. S. and Iranian officials took place on Tuesday, even as he threatened in his discourse to the UN General Assembly to "annihilate" the Islamic Republic without a deal being reached right away. The conflict has lasted for seven months.
Trump told reporters that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, his top envoys, had a three-hour meeting with Iranian officials on the outside of the world leaders ' annual meeting, but he gave no details about how the discussions turned out or what the discussions turned into.
Trump continued," It was a very good meeting," adding that Egyptian authorities "were not of the highest level, but it's something. "
In a post on X, Wittkoff claimed that the discussions were mediated by negotiators who served as a bridge between American and Egyptian teams. He continued," I hope the effort will result in a constructive and promising outcome. "
Following the demise of a small ceasefire negotiated in June, the United States and Iran have been in constant communication since the meeting.
The Persian issue, which Israel and the United States launched on February 28, is about to come to an end after seven months of negotiations to reach an agreement that puts an end to the conflict.
Due to the rising cost of fuel resulting from the Strait of Hormuz blockade, Trump is increasingly under pressure over the possibility that the offensive will give the Republicans in the forthcoming November 3 congressional elections.
Most of the Middle Eastern nations that house U. S. military installations or foundations have been the target of Egyptian attacks since the start of the conflict, which has hampered maritime travel through the Strait of Hormuz with sporadic attacks on boats and ships.
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