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Iran has ordered its foreign minister to pursue “fair and equitable” talks with the U.S., as the two countries prepare to send top envoys to Istanbul to resume talks nuclear talks this week.

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00:00Welcome back. Iranian President Masud Pazeshkan says he has instructed the country's foreign minister
00:06to pursue fair and equitable talks with the U.S., grounded in Iran's national interests.
00:12The remarks come as the two countries reportedly prepare to send top envoys to Istanbul
00:17for high-stakes talks on Iran's nuclear program later this week.
00:23U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi
00:27are expected to meet in Turkey on Friday, marking the first direct talks since last April.
00:33U.S. President Donald Trump earlier has warned that failure to reach a deal could lead to serious consequences.
00:39Tehran on Monday said it's reviewing diplomatic proposals from regional mediators,
00:44including Qatar, Turkey, Egypt and Oman, and expects a framework for talks to emerge in the coming days.
00:51But tensions remain high, with Washington reinforcing its naval and air defenses in the region,
00:56while Tehran warns that any U.S. attack would trigger a regional war.
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