French President Calls on Iran to Re-engage in Nuclear Talks
“Iran’s nuclear program is a serious concern and must be resolved through negotiation,” Macron declared on X.
“I therefore invited President Pezeshkian to return swiftly to the negotiating table to reach an agreement — the only viable path to de-escalation. We stand ready to contribute and to mobilize all our efforts to achieve that goal.”
Western nations, along with Israel, have long accused Iran of pursuing nuclear weapons capabilities—a claim that Tehran consistently denies.
One major obstacle in ongoing indirect discussions between the US and Iran, which are brokered by Oman, remains Iran’s uranium enrichment levels.
However, the sixth scheduled round of these talks in Muscat, set for Sunday, was abruptly canceled following Israel’s Friday assault on Iranian military and nuclear sites.
Highlighting the potential for widespread regional instability, Macron emphasized the importance of safeguarding diplomatic premises and French nationals throughout Iran and neighboring areas from any harm.
“I also urged the utmost restraint to avoid escalation,” he added.
In addition, Macron pressed for the immediate freedom of French nationals Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, “who have been held hostages by the Iranian regime in unacceptable conditions for over three years.”
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