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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson says the country is continuing to exchange messages with the US via a Pakistani intermediary. Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful, but wants to continue uranium enrichment based on its needs.
Iran is continuing to exchange messages with the US through a Pakistani intermediary, according to the country's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei. Baghaei stated that Iran's position has been clearly communicated and repeated in subsequent contacts. He added that Iran is likely to host a Pakistani delegation for further talks on the positions of Iran and the US. Iran rejected US claims that it is pursuing nuclear weapons, insisting its nuclear program is peaceful. Baghaei said Iran must be able to continue uranium enrichment based on its needs, but there is room for dialogue on the type and level of enrichment. The third round of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the US took place on February 26.
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