伊朗外长：目前伊朗没有重启核谈判的计划

Core Viewpoint - Iran's Foreign Minister, Zarif, stated that there are currently no plans to resume nuclear negotiations, emphasizing that no agreements or dialogues have been established for new talks [1] Group 1: Iran's Position on Negotiations - Zarif indicated that speculation about restarting negotiations should not be overstated, and Iran has not formulated any plans to initiate talks [1] - He reiterated that Iran's policy is to cease its retaliatory actions if Israel unconditionally stops its attacks, framing Israel as the aggressor and Iran as acting in self-defense [1] Group 2: Ceasefire and Military Actions - Zarif emphasized that Iran does not accept ceasefire agreements; however, if Israel halts its attacks, Iran will also refrain from military actions [1] - He expressed skepticism regarding Israel's commitment to ceasefire agreements, citing a history of Israel violating such agreements and attempting to prevent retaliatory measures [1] - Zarif warned that unlike Lebanon, Iran would respond decisively and immediately if a ceasefire agreement is violated [1] Group 3: Recent Developments in US-Iran Talks - Since April, the US and Iran have held five rounds of indirect talks mediated by Oman, achieving some progress, but significant disagreements remain on core issues [1] - The sixth round of negotiations, originally scheduled for June 15, was canceled due to a large-scale Israeli airstrike on Iran on June 13 [1] - Following the NATO summit, US President Trump announced that the US and Iran would hold talks the following week, with the possibility of signing an agreement [1]