No nuclear talks reportedly taken place between Tehran, Washington
TABNAK, Oct. 07 - There have been no nuclear negotiations taking place between Washington and the Islamic Republic, Western media cited an Iranian official as saying on Wednesday.

“No negotiations [have] taken place with the US about Iran's nuclear program … Washington must first meet Tehran's conditions before nuclear talks can start,” Reuters reported on 7 October, citing an Iranian official.
“US recognition of Iran's right to nuclear enrichment is Tehran's red line … [Iran] will not show flexibility on [enrichment] in any way,” the source added, a day after US Vice President JD Vance called for a scale-back of Iranian uranium enrichment.
The source said that “Vance's comments are Washington's ideas and requests. ... Americans are free to make requests and have ideas, but they are at odds with Iran's demands.”
Vance had said on 5 October that Tehran must make a significant reduction in nuclear enrichment.