INTERNATIONAL — March 27, 2026
German Foreign Minister Says Direct Iran-US Negotiations Will Begin Soon
The German Foreign Minister stated that direct negotiations between Iran and the United States will begin soon.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with RTA — 2 min read
BERLIN — The German Foreign Minister stated that direct negotiations between Iran and the United States will begin soon.
The statement from the top German diplomat was reported by RTA.
No further details on the timing, location or agenda of the anticipated talks were provided.
The announcement highlights ongoing diplomatic efforts involving major powers.
Read the original reporting at RTA →
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Single source reports an on-record statement attributed directly to a named public figure (German Foreign Minister), which is verifiable regardless of the claim's content.
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Independent web corroboration
A separate web search returned 8 matching reports. A selection:
- US, Iran have been in contact indirectly and plan to meet in Pakistan: German FMenglish.alarabiya.net
The United States and Iran are preparing for direct talks “very soon”, German Foreign Minister
- Germany Signals Breakthrough: US, Iran Preparing For Direct Talks To End War | World News - News18news18.com
While speaking to Deutschlandfunk radio as reported by Al-Jazeera, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has said that Tehran and Washington have already held indirect contacts and are now preparing for direct talks.
Deutschlandfunk Friday that a direct meeting between U.S. and Iranian officials "is apparently due to take place fairly soon at short notice in Pakistan."
German foreign minister says peace talks will be held in Pakistan
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