Al Jazeera report: Progress in negotiations between the United States and Iran

Al Jazeera network reports progress in contacts between the United States and Iran, with talks reaching a more technical and detailed stage. Sources in Tehran describe the atmosphere as 'increasingly positive'. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian gave an interview to Fox News and denied that Iran seeks nuclear weapons, noting that the Supreme Leader has forbidden it on religious grounds. He expressed willingness to dilute enriched uranium and allow international supervision.

Al Jazeera network reported this evening (Friday) on progress in contacts between the United States and Iran. According to the report, the negotiation talks have reached a more technical and detailed stage, following the initial diplomatic contacts. Sources in Tehran describe the atmosphere as 'increasingly positive'. Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian gave an interview to Fox News and addressed several issues. He strongly denied that Iran seeks nuclear weapons, citing the Supreme Leader who forbade it in a religious ruling. Pezeshkian expressed willingness to dilute enriched uranium and allow international supervision, while accusing the United States of bombings and blocking routes instead of conducting talks. The report is based solely on journalistic sources, without independent verification of the information.