Iran’s foreign minister has stated that Tehran is still awaiting a formal rejection of the nuclear agreement, even as the U.S. president’s recent remarks suggest a shift in stance. The comments highlight ongoing uncertainty over whether the deal will be abandoned or renegotiated, leaving diplomatic tensions unresolved. With both sides exchanging signals, the situation raises questions about the future of international efforts to curb Iran’s nuclear program. The statement underscores the gap between public statements and official actions in the standoff.
The foreign minister says Tehran is waiting for an official rejection of a deal, despite the US President's comments.
