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Iranian Government: We Are Ready for Negotiations and Will Not Waive Our Rights

Tehran - Afaq News - The spokesperson for the Iranian government stated that Tehran is ready for negotiations and is not afraid of them, affirming that her country will defend itself either through negotiation or war. She added that 'logic dictates that we choose the path of dialogue,' but emphasized at the same time that Iran 'will not waive its rights.'

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Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 14:29·1 minute read

Iranian Government: We Are Ready for Negotiations and Will Not Waive Our Rights

Tehran - Afaq News - The spokesperson for the Iranian government stated that Tehran is ready to engage in negotiations and is not afraid of them, affirming that her country will defend itself either through negotiation or war.

She added that "logic dictates that we choose the path of dialogue," but at the same time emphasized that Iran "will not concede its rights under any circumstances," reaffirming Tehran's commitment to its rights and positions during any potential negotiation process.

Source: Ma'an News Agency

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