BAKU, Azerbaijan, May 23. Recent statements by Iranian officials indicate that Tehran has shifted its priorities in the current diplomatic agenda. According to official remarks, attention is now focused more on ending regional conflicts than on the nuclear program.
TurkicWorld reports that Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei stated that the primary objective of the current negotiations is to stop conflicts on various fronts, including the war in Lebanon.
According to information released by Iran's state news agency, Baghaei stressed during his remarks that the nuclear issue is not currently the main topic of discussion.
He stated:
"At this stage, we will not discuss the details of the nuclear issue."
Baghaei added that whether discussions on the nuclear program will resume within 30 or 60 days remains a matter for future stages.
Analysts believe that Iran's current approach may reflect a shift in diplomatic priorities amid rising regional security risks and military tensions.
