Araghchi gave no details on Iran's response, but his remarks come amid global concern over Tehran's advancing nuclear program.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says talks were ‘one of the most professional rounds of negotiations’ yet.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has cautioned that his country may take 'special measures' to defend its nuclear sites amidst threats from Israel. His remarks, ahead of US-Iran talks, underscore heightened tensions as Tehran intensifies uranium enrichment.

Amid a stalled fifth round of negotiations in Rome, Iran has grown increasingly pessimistic about the prospects of reaching a deal with the United States. Tehran has responded to reported Israeli strike preparations with warnings of retaliation and appeals to the United Nations.

Iran warns Israel of severe retaliation for any attack on its nuclear facilities, urging international condemnation of threats.- Watch Video on English Oneindia

Iran and the United States are set to resume nuclear talks in Rome amid rising tensions, hard-line demands, and Israeli threats of military action. With uranium enrichment at the core of the standoff,

Iran has issued a dire warning, threatening to relocate its nuclear material to undeclared sites to safeguard it from a potential Israeli military strike.