Top Iranian official condemns ‘language of force’
In February 2026, Iranian official Ali Larijani stated in Muscat, Oman, that Iran is prepared for "realistic" nuclear talks with the United States. Larijani, speaking during a visit to Oman, a mediating nation, emphasized the need to resolve issues through dialogue.

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AI-generatedIn February 2026, Iranian official Ali Larijani stated in Muscat, Oman, that Iran is prepared for "realistic" nuclear talks with the United States. Larijani, speaking during a visit to Oman, a mediating nation, emphasized the need to resolve issues through dialogue. He specifically condemned the use of the "language of force" in addressing the nuclear issue. The statement suggests a potential willingness from Iran to engage in negotiations regarding its nuclear program, contingent on diplomatic approaches rather than coercive measures. The talks are intended to address the ongoing concerns surrounding Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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4 extractedLarijani made the statement in Muscat during a visit to mediator nation Oman.
Ali Larijani is a senior Iranian official.
Larijani said issues must be resolved through dialogue and not the ‘language of force’.
Ali Larijani said Tehran is ready to engage in ‘realistic’ nuclear talks with the United States.