Iran Denies Sending Delegation to Muscat

  • Publish date: Wednesday، 18 June 2025

Iran's foreign ministry dismisses claims of secret ceasefire talks with the US in Muscat, amid rising tensions and conflicting media reports.

Iran denied on Wednesday, June 18, sending a delegation to Muscat, Oman, for talks with US officials over a ceasefire with Israel. 

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The spokesperson for the country's foreign ministry, Esmail Baghaei, was quoted in the state-run media that reports of the media reports about this meeting were "fabricated".

According to reports, Baghaei said, "Such news is not accurate".

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Previously, media reports claimed that Iran sent three planes to Muscat carrying a delegation to have secret talks with US officials about a possible ceasefire with Israel.

Two planes registered with the Iranian government and a third plane registered with Iran's Meraj Airlines have landed in Muscat, according to Al Jazeera's flight tracking data. 

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