Iran will not negotiate over its nuclear activities or missile capabilities, a senior lawmaker said on Monday, while saying Tehran remains open to talks under clear conditions.
Alaeddin Boroujerdi, a member of parliament’s national security and foreign policy commission, said peaceful nuclear knowledge, along with missile and drone capabilities, were not negotiable.
“Peaceful nuclear knowledge, like missile and drone capabilities, are red lines of the Islamic Republic and are not open to negotiation,” he said.
Boroujerdi said Iran had always been serious about negotiations but stressed that the country’s policy was not one of war, adding that Tehran was ready for talks based on what he called clear and logical terms.
