An Iranian lawmaker has stated that the final decision on whether Iran engages in negotiations with the United States rests solely with the country’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei. According to the lawmaker, all key decisions on such matters are centralized under his authority.
The official emphasized that there is complete unity within Iran’s leadership regarding this issue, noting that once the Supreme Leader makes a decision, it is fully accepted without disagreement. This highlights the strong influence of the top leadership in shaping Iran’s foreign policy.
Recent developments show that Iran’s stance on talks with the U.S. has shifted at times, with reports indicating both openness to negotiations and periods of resistance, depending on political and military conditions. National Today
The statement reinforces the idea that any progress or delay in U.S.-Iran negotiations ultimately depends on the Supreme Leader’s approval, making his position the most critical factor in determining the direction of diplomatic efforts.
