Iran says all its interlocutors remain in the country this Monday after Trump announced new negotiations

President Donald Trump announced that negotiations with Iran were set to begin on Monday, following his decision to postpone planned military strikes against the country. The administration stated that these diplomatic efforts are intended to persuade the Islamic Republic to reach an agreement, with the President suggesting that Iran is motivated by a desire to avoid the potential magnitude of a U.S. military response.

In response to these claims, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei stated that all interlocutors involved in peace negotiations with the United States remain within Iran. The Iranian government's confirmation of the presence of its representatives serves as a direct follow-up to the timeline proposed by the U.S. administration.