On Sunday, November 8, Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, downplayed the possibility of achieving progress in negotiations to end the war with Iran and said that Tehran's demands are unacceptable and in some cases "insolent and ridiculous".
According to Bloomberg, before going to Paris to attend the meeting of foreign ministers of the Group of Seven countries, Rubio said in an interview with reporters in Florida that various countries are still making proposals with Iran, but it cannot be said that the parties are on the verge of achieving an important breakthrough.
The US Secretary of State emphasized that Donald Trump always prefers a diplomatic solution, but the current efforts have not been very fruitful, because Iran's demands are not only unacceptable, but in some cases "insolent, ridiculous and downright unrealistic".
Rubio did not specify which of Salami's republican demands he was referring to, which he said have such characteristics. The Iranian government previously announced the end of the naval blockade of its ports in the Persian Gulf and the cancellation of American sanctions as preconditions for peace negotiations.