Zeidabadi's reaction to claims about beheading Trump

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baqaei, responding to US President Donald Trump's claim that Tehran has requested to continue negotiations with Washington, announced that Iran has not submitted any request for talks with America. Baqaei added that Iran has accepted a request from one of the region's mediators to travel to Iran. Concurrent with this statement, Araghchi, Iran's representative in negotiations, traveled to Muscat (Oman). Araghchi's travel focused on the Strait of Hormuz and maritime shipping security, and this meeting was held in Mashhad with one of the mediators.

• Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson emphasized that Iran has not submitted any request of its own to begin dialogue with the US government.
• Iran is committed to fulfilling its responsibilities in ensuring maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz, and this matter is part of the content of mediated talks.
• An expert close to Iran's negotiating team stated that no negotiations will take place as long as the Trump administration does not honor its commitments, and considered it appropriate to disregard certain media claims.
• Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson characterized past US violations regarding treaty conditions as one of this country's habits.
• According to reports, Araghchi's travel to Oman was conducted with emphasis on regional issues, and Iran's viewpoints in this regard were conveyed.. Coverage difference: All media outlets covering the issue emphasized Baqaei's account regarding Iran's lack of a request for negotiations and presented this as a correction to Trump's claim. Media from certain groups (such as Jomhuri-ye Eslami) focused more on the technical aspects of Araghchi's travel and maritime issues, while Radio Farda emphasized a direct rejection of the US President's claim.