US Secretary of State Rubio Makes Critical Statement on Iran: Constructive Dialogue but Not at Any Cost

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Washington is ready to engage in constructive dialogue with Iran. However, Rubio emphasized that the process must be genuine and verifiable, and that the US does not seek an agreement at any cost.The United States is reactivating diplomatic channels with the Tehran administration. Rubio highlighted the importance of diplomacy for regional stability and expressed the US's determination to play a constructive role in the process.

We want to ensure that all decisions made during this negotiating process take into account the interests of our partners and allies in the region at all times.

During his meeting with the Gulf Cooperation Council, Rubio discussed the potential impact of a peace agreement and possible negotiations with Iran on the regional balance. Rubio stated that no agreement should harm the US's allies.Rubio underscored Washington's commitment to guaranteeing the security of its regional partners, saying, 'We want to ensure that no part of these agreements undermines the security, stability, or prosperity of our partners in the Gulf region in any way.'