Rubio says US remains open to negotiations over Iran crisis
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the US remains willing to negotiate with Iran despite rising tensions. He calls diplomacy the preferred route to avoid further escalation and protect allies.
WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said the United States remains willing to negotiate with Iran despite escalating tensions, stressing that diplomacy remains the preferred path to resolving the crisis.
Rubio said Washington continues to support a negotiated solution and is prepared to engage with Tehran if it demonstrates a genuine willingness to address key concerns through dialogue.
He reiterated that the US seeks to prevent further escalation in the region while ensuring the security of its allies and protecting American interests.
The remarks come amid heightened regional tensions and continued uncertainty over the future of diplomatic efforts between the two countries.
Despite the ongoing crisis, Rubio said the door to negotiations remains open, signalling that the United States is still pursuing a diplomatic resolution alongside its broader regional strategy.
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