The response of the Iranian embassy in Finland to Trump's claim about negotiations with Iran

In response to Donald Trump's statements, the Iranian Embassy in Finland stated that negotiating with a person who lacks character and serves the Israeli regime is a waste of time.

In response to Donald Trump's statements, the Iranian Embassy in Finland stated that negotiating with a person who lacks character and serves the Israeli regime is a waste of time.

Ambassador Arjan-Political Group: The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Finland, in response to Donald Trump's statements, called negotiations with him a waste of time due to his lack of personal health and dependence on the Zionist regime.

The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Finland published a message on the X social network (formerly Twitter) mentioning the user accounts of US President Donald Trump and reposting a picture of him saying, "There is no one in Iran to negotiate with," and wrote: "The reason you don't have anyone to negotiate with in Iran is quite clear."

The message of the Iranian Embassy in Helsinki reads: "Iran's leaders have come to the conclusion that negotiating with a person who lacks character integrity and is merely acting as a tool in the service of the Israeli regime is a waste of time."

The war between Iran and America on the 68th day was accompanied by a series of military, diplomatic and economic developments; From the announcement of the destruction of the American MQ-9 drone in the skies of Qeshm and Saudi Arabia's request for a two-week ceasefire in Yemen to Iran, Pakistan and China's consultations to reduce tension and Trump's statements about the possibility of ending the war.

In a televised interview with the public, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf explained and emphasized the new dimensions of the recent war and the process of reaching a memorandum of understanding with the United States. The Islamic Republic of Iran, relying on its field power, national cohesion and active diplomacy, was able to advance its goals and prevent the United States and the Zionist regime from achieving their declared goals. According to him, the approach is called "power diplomacy".

The "Behvaqt Iran" program is a good opportunity for a public discussion about the ideas that, although you and a number of political forces and some citizens believe, can lead to evaluations and prescriptions that do not serve the national interests in these critical months for Iran's security and prospects.