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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has indicated Tehran could issue a written declaration renouncing nuclear weapons development. The statement comes as US-Iranian negotiations continue in Switzerland following a recent memorandum of understanding.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry has outlined preconditions for advancing nuclear negotiations with the US, demanding implementation of ceasefire provisions across all fronts, sanctions relief on oil exports, and unfreezing of assets before final agreement discussions.
Iran and the United States have formally completed a 14-point memorandum of understanding aimed at resolving their conflict, with both presidents signing the agreement. Talks will concentrate on nuclear matters and sanctions.