Iraqi: We discussed ideas with the Qataris and we will be informed of the American side's response

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated in New York that he met on Monday and spoke again with Qatari mediators, discussing the ideas they will present to the American side, and the Iranian side will be informed of the final response.

Araghchi said in a statement to Iranian reporters on Monday, regarding his last meeting with the Qatari mediator, and one of the objectives of his visit to New York to participate in the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly: "Among the other objectives we sought to achieve (during the New York visit), which is a very important goal, was to inform the world about the situation in the country in the battlefield, specifically regarding the Strait of Hormuz." There are conditions emphasized by the Leader of the Revolution that must be implemented to open the Strait of Hormuz.

The Foreign Minister emphasized: Our mission was to inform the American side of these conditions, and to inform all other countries and the international community that Iran has a plan in this regard. Its conditions are completely fair and logical, and if the Americans claim they are seeking an agreement or a peaceful solution, we have proposed this solution.

Araghchi said: "It is now clear to everyone that Iran, despite all the injustices it has suffered and the wars imposed on it, has an opinion, logic, and solutions in the field of diplomacy, and just as it is prepared for war, it is also ready for diplomacy, and I believe this has greatly improved our position and changed the perception of countries towards us, and that America is the one seeking war, not Iran."

The Foreign Minister continued: Iran is always ready for war, and responds to their movements militarily, and has a clear position, opening new horizons in the diplomatic field, and has its own logic.

Iraqji said: Our plan, known as the seven-point plan, was conveyed to the Americans through a Qatari mediator; and despite what the American president said, I confirmed that we are waiting for the official American response through intermediaries.

The Foreign Minister added: Today (Monday), we met again with one of the Qatari mediators, and some discussions took place between us. He talked about ideas and how to pave the way to achieve Iran's conditions and how to realize them.

Iraqji clarified: They proposed ideas, and we discussed them, and they will present them again to the American side, and then the final American response will be conveyed to us afterward, which I hope will be tomorrow (Tuesday).

In response to a question from the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) about whether he would stay in New York until he received the American side's response, or if he would travel to Tehran to receive the official American response, Iraqji said: "I will travel to Tehran within a few hours, and the Qataris will know how to convey the response to us as soon as it is available."

The Foreign Minister added: "These communications and exchanged messages between the Qatari and Pakistani mediators have always existed, but now, in light of the plan presented by Iran, they have taken a more serious turn. If there is a response, the Qataris will inform us, and a decision will be made in Tehran based on that, but I will be leaving New York in a few hours."

In response to another question from (IRNA) regarding the validity of Iran's claim of flexibility in the nuclear file, Araqchi said: "This is absolutely not true; I strongly deny that."

The Foreign Minister added: "By the way, we have been witnessing a propaganda campaign in various media outlets for a few hours now, claiming and attributing matters to Iran. I firmly confirm that there has been no change in Iran's positions. Our conditions for opening the Strait of Hormuz are clear."