Iran will hold indirect nuclear negotiations with the United States on February 6 in Oman’s capital, Muscat, Iranian media reported on Wednesday.

Iran has rejected US claims of willingness to negotiate, calling them “simply disingenuous and preposterous” following unprovoked attacks on the country’s nuclear facilities in June amid ongoing diplomatic talks. 

Leader of the Islamic Revolution, in his latest speech, rejected US demands on nuclear talks, defended Iran’s peaceful enrichment, praised youth achievements, honored martyrs, and urged national unity.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has rejected Washington’s demands over nuclear negotiations.

Iran’s Parliament has issued a statement declaring that the country cannot engage in talks with the United States as it did before the recent aggression and that no new negotiations with the United States should take place unless preconditions are met.

A senior Iranian source in Tehran tells NBC that Israel asked Iran to stop attacks and return to the nuclear talks with the US.

Iran will only accept concrete guarantees in indirect nuclear talks with the US as repeated American betrayals have shown that US signatures hold no weight, says a senior Iranian lawmaker.