[Iranian Foreign Minister: No Negotiations with the U.S., But Information Exchange Occurring] According to Golden Finance, on April 1 (local time March 31), Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that the current situation is "not negotiations" but rather an exchange of information through direct channels or "regional friends." Iran continues to receive messages from U.S. representative Whitcroft, but this does not signify the initiation of negotiations. The related exchanges are primarily "warnings or exchanges of viewpoints." He pointed out that Iran is not engaged in negotiations with any specific party at present. The information exchange is being conducted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the coordination of security agencies and is strictly advanced within the official framework under the supervision of the government and the Supreme National Security Council. Araghchi emphasized that Iran has not responded to the 15 proposals put forward by the U.S., nor has it made any proposals or set any conditions. Iran has not yet made a final decision on the principles of negotiation, but the conditions for Iran to end the war are "very clear": Iran "will not agree to a ceasefire" but demands a "complete end to the war in the entire region."