Iranian Foreign Ministry Spoksperson Esmaeil Baghaei has denied the US President Donald Trump's claim that the two sides will hold talks in Doha in the coming days.

Axar.az reports, citing Mehr, Baghaei said the issue that the US representatives are going to Qatar is not linked to the Iranian delegation's trip to the neighbrong country.

Yesterday, the US president claimed that the two sides are going to hold talks in Doha on Tuesday at Tehran's request.

Baghaei dismissed speculation about the start of negotiations on a final agreement, saying that stage has not yet begun. According to him, under Article 13 of the MoU, negotiations on a final agreement can only begin after the implementation of Articles 1, 4, 5, 10, and 11 has started and continues.

Responding to reports suggesting that senior U.S. officials may travel to Qatar at the same time as the Iranian delegation, Baghaei reiterated that no negotiations with the United States are planned in the coming days and that the reported U.S. visit has no connection with the Iranian delegation’s mission to follow up on the implementation of the memorandum, including Article 11.