World Web Desk: In a significant diplomatic move, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Presidential Advisor Anwar Gargash has delivered a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump to Iranian officials regarding nuclear negotiations.
According to sources, Gargash personally handed over the letter to Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, during a high-level meeting in Tehran.
Trump’s Letter Sparks International Speculation
Before the letter’s delivery, Iranian officials had already hinted at its arrival. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi had previously stated that a message from President Trump would be conveyed through an Arab nation.
Arab media reports confirm that the letter reached Tehran as part of a broader diplomatic effort. However, the exact details of its content remain undisclosed.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Rejects U.S. Negotiation Efforts
Despite this outreach, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, dismissed the U.S. offer for negotiations, labeling it a “deception” aimed at swaying public opinion. His strong remarks came shortly after Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian also rejected talks, citing continued U.S. threats against Iran.
Trump’s Proposal: Talks or Military Action?
The letter is believed to reiterate President Trump’s call for diplomatic talks on Iran’s nuclear program. According to international reports, Trump expressed hope that Iran would choose negotiations, stating that diplomacy would be “better for Iran.” However, he also warned of potential consequences, saying that if talks fail, the U.S. would be forced to “take action” to prevent Iran from developing another nuclear weapon.
President Trump further emphasized that there are two possible paths: a diplomatic agreement or military intervention. He claimed that his preference is to reach a deal, as he does not wish to harm Iran, adding, “They are great people.”
Global Reactions and Future Implications
This latest development adds a new layer to the already complex U.S.-Iran relations. While the letter indicates a possible diplomatic opening, Iran’s leadership remains skeptical of U.S. intentions. The world now watches closely to see if this message will lead to any meaningful dialogue—or if tensions will continue to escalate.