Mohammad Ranjbaran, media advisor to Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, said indirect nuclear talks with the United States stalled after Washington shifted its stance on uranium enrichment.
Speaking to Al-Mayadeen on Saturday, he explained that the US made halting enrichment a key demand after the second round. Although the US showed a positive approach in the third round, the talks broke down due to what he called contradictory messages.
Ranjbaran said Iran canceled the fourth round but resumed talks after receiving messages from Washington. He warned that uranium enrichment remains a serious issue, stating, “Their red line is on paper, but our red line is written in our veins. It’s untouchable.”