Abbas Araji, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, said on Sunday, November 1, in a conversation with the Khan Malat news agency, that the visit of the Iranian delegation to Qatar was held at the level of the deputy foreign minister, and its purpose was to continue consulting with the Qatari mediators who were in Qatar last week. Argachi said that there was basically no plan for negotiations with the American side during this trip, and the consultations regarding the "two-day plan" with the mediators are still ongoing and are on the way to implementation. He added: "We have not reached a final conclusion yet, and reaching a conclusion depends on the answers the other side gives to our questions." The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic said that Tehran is doing its best to promote this way and expressed hope: "There will be rationality on the other side to prefer diplomacy over other ways." Argachi also said that Iran's armed forces are stronger than before and have a specific mission, taking advantage of the experience of the last two wars. He emphasized that the Islamic Republic is still ready for defense and diplomacy at the same time, and the choice of the United States' path depends on the rationality of state officials.

Abbas Araji, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, said on Sunday, November 1, in a conversation with the Khan Malat news agency, that the visit of the Iranian delegation to Qatar was held at the level of the deputy foreign minister, and its purpose was to continue consulting with the Qatari mediators who were in Qatar last week. Argachi said that there was basically no plan for negotiations with the American side during this trip, and the consultations regarding the "two-day plan" with the mediators are still ongoing and are on the way to implementation. He added: "We have not reached a final conclusion yet, and reaching a conclusion depends on the answers the other side gives to our questions." The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic said that Tehran is doing its best to promote this way and expressed hope: "There will be rationality on the other side to prefer diplomacy over other ways." Argachi also said that Iran's armed forces are stronger than before and have a specific mission, taking advantage of the experience of the last two wars. He emphasized that the Islamic Republic is still ready for defense and diplomacy at the same time, and the choice of the United States' path depends on the rationality of state officials.