Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Erakchi responded to the US negotiation call, stating that Iran is always open to dialogue. However, he emphasized that these negotiations must be conducted on equal terms.

Erakchi expressed that they oppose the US's unilateral policies and will not compromise on national interests. Iran stated that negotiations would only take place if they are respectful and appropriate.

President Trump's threats and calls for negotiation towards Iran were met with strong opposition from Iran. Hamaney stated that the US's negotiation requests are an attempt to deceive the world public opinion.

Iran indicated that it does not intend to develop nuclear weapons, but it could if it wanted to. Hamaney mentioned that the US raises new demands during negotiations, which would exacerbate the issues.

In conclusion, Iran stated that it has the capability to respond to any attack and that it is not seeking war. However, if an attack occurs, it will respond decisively.