‘We never wanted nuclear weapons’: Iran FM says ceasefire is shaky, talks hit by lack of trust
At the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting 2026, Abbas Araghchi made a series of powerful statements on the US, nuclear policy, ceasefire negotiations and diplomacy amid escalating West Asia tensions. In this compilation, Araghchi says Iran never wanted nuclear weapons, describes the current ceasefire as “shaky,” accuses the US of sending contradictory signals during negotiations and reiterates that Tehran has “every reason not to trust Americans.”
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