The US offers to open a 'positive step' dialogue, but there are no plans to meet Americans at present: Arachi 📌 Tehran, IRNA - Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi says that Iran has thoroughly reviewed a message sent by US Vice President JD Vance, stressing, however, that there is no need to meet with the Americans at present. Speaking to Al Jazeera on Saturday, Arachi said Vance's letter was discussed in high-level meetings, but dismissed media reports of a possible meeting with US officials as mere speculation. He described Washington's attempt to open a wider path to dialogue and understanding as a "positive step", but warned that the US would be making a new mistake - adding to its past mistakes - if the message was aimed at eliminating or creating divisions. "There is no need to meet with the Americans right now. Our terms are clear, and the mediators are continuing their consultation regarding them," said the senior diplomat. Ardachi told Al Jazeera that an Iranian delegation went to Doha, and that Yiddishtu is in Qatar to continue consultations, emphasizing that a decision whether to hold direct or indirect talks with the US depends solely on Washington's conditions. He expressed appreciation for the ongoing efforts and exit from Qatar and Pakistan regarding Tehran's conditions. Including imposing sanctions, unrestricted sanctions, reducing the US military presence in the region, and ending the war on all fronts, including in Lebanon. Ardci said that Iran's proposal to reopen the Straits of Hormuz was the only plan currently on the table, although the media members offered proposals on the nuclear issue that Tehran is considering as part of the second phase of the negotiations. In the Straits of Hormuz, Archie clarified that Iran requested recognition of a new delivery route - established in cooperation with Oman - within the Straits, along with the closure of other routes.