On October 11th, local time, when asked about restarting negotiations with the United States and its conditions, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghzi said that Iran's position on the United States has always been clear. "If they are ready to negotiate on the basis of equality, to achieve common interests, based on mutual respect, and do not confuse negotiations with'orders', and are willing to engage in fair and balanced dialogue, we will also be ready to conduct such negotiations."

Aristotle reiterated,The issue of negotiations between the two sides is limited to the nuclear issue, which is Iran¡¯s consistent position.¡£ He pointed out that due to the events during the UN General Assembly in new york and their subsequent developments, Iran currently "does not see the basis for reopening negotiations". Araghzi revealed that the two sides did have contact during the United Nations General Assembly in new york this year,Iran has expressed its willingness to hold consultations on relevant issues¡£butThe U.S. position is that if Iran handed over all of its 60% abundance of enriched uranium, they would only postpone the ¡°rapid reinstatement¡± mechanism for six months.Al-Araqi said the position was ¡°excessive, completely unreasonable, absolutely unacceptable¡± and that Iran had expressed a clear rejection, so the talks were unsuccessful.

Al-Araqi said Iran had told the mediator that "those who are unreasonable would accept this request" and said the request is worth considering if the countries are willing to permanently abandon the "rapid resumption of sanctions" mechanism, to end Security Council resolution 2231 on October 18 and to completely remove Iran from the agenda of the Security Council.But the United States never accepted this.¡£¡±

Araghzi revealed that the US special envoy for the Middle East, Witkov, had conveyed his intention to conduct face-to-face and direct negotiations with Iran. Iran replied that the negotiations should be conducted within a multilateral framework, and invited Britain, France, Germany and Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, to participate. But Witkoff rejected the offer and would not attend the meeting. Araghzi said: "If such negotiations are just to impose conditions, it is better not to talk about them."

Araghzi said that it was the greed of western countries that brought the new york consultation to a deadlock, and Iran has sought a solution through all legal channels in order to safeguard its national interests. He said that since the signing of the Iranian nuclear deal in 2015, the United States unilaterally withdrew from the agreement, re-imposed sanctions, and even attacked Iran's nuclear facilities during negotiations, which has shown that "under such circumstances, negotiations with the United States will only lead to deadlock".

Araghzi stressed that this does not mean that Iran completely refuses to negotiate. "If we can put forward a reasonable and balanced plan, based on common interests and mutual respect, and can safeguard the interests of the Iranian people under equal conditions, we will of course seriously consider it." (Headquarters reporter Wang Yin)