Iran's Araghchi slams reports of a Rezaei-Vance meeting as baseless
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi flatly denied that security chief Mohsen Rezaei will sit down with US President JD Vance next week, calling the reports pure speculation. The walk-back lands days after Turkey's intelligence chief floated Doha as the venue for a possible peace talk.
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Araghchi didn't leave any room for doubt. Speaking to Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency on Tuesday, he said the chatter about a Rezaei-Vance sit-down was invented. Asked about the reports, he called them completely baseless and said no such meeting is planned.
The rumor had a named source. Earlier in the week, Ibrahim Kalin, who runs Turkey's National Intelligence Organization (MIT), said Rezaei and Vance could meet in Doha next week to discuss a potential peace plan.
Araghchi also pushed back on how Washington is trying to end the standoff. Military operations and sanctions won't do it, he told IRNA. His version of a way out: diplomacy, and Iran's conditions met.
The denial lands in a hot regional stretch. The US military moved refueling tankers and aircraft out of RAF Mildenhall in the UK to Germany on Monday over security threats tied to Iran, The Wall Street Journal reported, while Saudi jets struck an oil company building in Sanaa's Al-Wahdah district and the Saudi-led coalition intercepted a ballistic and a cruise missile fired by Houthis toward Riyadh, according to Colonel Turki al-Maliki.
TopicsAbbas Araghchi · Mohsen Rezaei · JD Vance · Ibrahim Kalin · IRNA · Iran · United States · MIT
Source: breakingthenews.net
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