Iranian official on the negotiations: The right to enrich uranium is a red line

A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Iran will not return to the negotiating table with the United States until it receives recognition of its right to enrich uranium. The negotiations have been stalled for months, while internal disputes continue in Iran between the Revolutionary Guards and Foreign Minister Araghchi, as well as an investigation into an attempted attack on a British base.

A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Iran will not return to the negotiating table with the United States until Washington meets Tehran's demands, including recognition of its right to enrich uranium. The negotiations between the sides have been stalled for several months, and according to recent statements, no breakthrough is expected. The remarks were made against the backdrop of reports of severe disputes in Iran between the Revolutionary Guards and Foreign Minister Araghchi, who is considered a more moderate figure. Meanwhile, the investigation into the attempted attack on a British air force base continues, in which Iranian involvement is being examined but has not yet been officially proven. The six recent detainees have been released, but another young man was arrested last night as a suspect in involvement in the attempt.