Iran Pursue in Good Faith But US Administration not Trusted Anymore

Iran is pursuing negotiations with the US “in good faith” for peace and harmony despite viewing Washington with “deep suspicion,” over the useless threats time to time,  the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said, confirming that multiple rounds of dialogues have been exchanged through Pakistani intermediaries based on Tehran’s 14-point peace proposal.

Esmaeil Baghaei made the comment in a televised interview on Wednesday night as he was elaborating on the latest developments regarding talks between Iran and the US aimed at ending the war.

He said Iran has received the American side’s viewpoints and is reviewing them, adding, “The presence of the Pakistani interior minister in Tehran aims to facilitate these exchanges of views.”

He added that Tehran is negotiating with Washington in an atmosphere of deep distrust and suspicion, given its “very bad” record over the past 1.5 years.