Iran prefers quiet and precise talks without theatrics, spokesperson says

Iran favors negotiations that are “precise and calm,” its government spokesperson said, emphasizing Tehran’s preference for a structured, behind-the-scenes approach to diplomacy.

“The preferred negotiation for Iran is detailed and without fanfare. Every message should be written, clear, and free of theatrics,” Fatemeh Mohajerani wrote on X.

She added that Iran sets its own terms for talks — a sign, she said, of “diplomatic rationality” that also helps prevent opponents from spreading misinformation.