The U.S. State Department expressed its readiness to pursue a diplomatic path if Iran returns to compliance with the nuclear agreement.
In a statement, the State Department confirmed that it has not made contacts with the Iranians, noting that it will consult with Congress and its allies before engaging directly with them. It emphasized that if Iran returns to full compliance with the nuclear deal, the United States is prepared to do so. The State Department also pointed out its efforts to enhance the nuclear agreement to include deals focusing on issues such as ballistic missiles and Iran's regional activities.
The State Department welcomed the Abraham Accords and stated that it will build upon them, confirming that they are not a substitute for the Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement. Additionally, the statement noted that the United States intends to resume humanitarian assistance for the Palestinians. Regarding the situation in Syria, the State Department clarified that it will renew efforts to reach a political solution in Syria after consulting with its allies.
