Iran's two-day initiative plan is still on the table as the most logical plan.
Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Spokesman Ismail Bakai, at a press conference with the media:
Where is Iran's unreasonable demand that the US must first end its illegal sanctions before beginning any negotiation process?
Where is this illogical or ridiculous demand that America end the naval blockade and what they termed as "economic exclusion actions"?
Where is the irrational demand of the Iranians to stop the war on all fronts before starting any negotiation process?
These are not illegal or unreasonable demands. What is illogical and ridiculous is the American attack on Iran in the midst of negotiations.
Regarding the negotiations, the issue is completely clear. We have clearly stated that Iran's plan, known as the Iran Two-Day Initiative, is still on the table, and this plan itself represents the pinnacle of Iran's goodwill.
Iran's plan is still on the table as the most logical plan.
When I talk about the most logical plan, I mean a plan that will be the basis for restoring security to the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf and can itself be the basis for the formation of a process.
The other side must really decide if he correctly understood the message of his people.