Abbas Araghchi is an Iranian politician is the country's current foreign minister.
“Iran has already made abundantly clear that ‘under no circumstances will Iran ever seek, develop or acquire any nuclear weapons,’” Araqchi wrote on X.
Iran is downplaying too much optimism but it is also hinting that it wants outreach from Washington.
"Instead of Palestinians, try to expel Israelis, take them to Greenland so they can kill two birds with one stone."
"We maintain contact with other Middle Eastern countries and continue to consult with our allies such as China," Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said.
Araghchi warned that if the US decides to use past tactics of putting pressure on Iran, they would be met with equal resistance.
Iran’s Foreign Minister went to Beijing on Saturday for high level meetings that focused on Iran’s ties with China as well as talks focused on Gaza and Syria.
Iranian leaders' main concern may be that Trump could empower Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to attack Iran's nuclear sites.
"Iran must respect the will of the Syrian people and the country's sovereignty and security," Syria’s new Foreign Minister wrote on X.
Araghchi met Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Egypt’s Badr Abdel Aaty on Wednesday.
Iran is concerned that ISIS could benefit from the power vacuum in Syria.
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