Iran’s President Says Tehran Does Not Want Nuclear Weapons, Willing to Continue Talks With US

Pezeshkian's explicit offer to lower enrichment and accept inspections is the substantive shift here, since it moves beyond the usual declaratory denial of weapons intent toward concrete, verifiable steps. The constraint is that this remains a presidential statement, not a negotiated outcome, and the memorandum he cites is described as already signed rather than newly agreed. Whether Washington treats the enrichment and inspection language as a basis for resumed talks, or as a restatement of an existing framework, is the open question worth watching.