Gate News reports that on March 10, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bahar Qassemi stated that Iran and the United States have held two negotiations over the past year or two, but each time the U.S. launched attacks on Iran during the negotiations, so Iran does not trust any promises made by the U.S. Bahar Qassemi said that currently Iran’s main focus is on safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial security. He reiterated that Iran’s counterattacks mainly target Israel and U.S. military bases in the region, and Iran has no intention of being enemies with regional countries. (CCTV News)
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