Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says Tehran is ready to reassure the international community that it is not pursuing nuclear weapons. Speaking amid reports of progress in talks that could lead to a peace or agreement framework between Iran and the United States, Pezeshkian frames the effort as a demonstration of Iran’s “peaceful” nuclear intentions. The Turkish outlet Daily Sabah reports that the president also links the reassurance to concerns about regional instability, saying Iran is prepared to address those concerns alongside nuclear questions. Breitbart similarly reports Pezeshkian’s statement that Tehran can “assure” the world it does not seek to acquire nuclear weapons. Both accounts present the remarks as part of Iran’s broader diplomatic messaging during ongoing negotiations, without detailing specific verification steps, timelines, or concrete terms of any potential agreement. The reports focus on the president’s declared willingness to provide assurances and the broader context of U.S.-Iran talks, while leaving the substance and status of negotiations to broader, non-cited reporting.