Iran`s security chief Ali Larijani says the US made no concrete offer to solve nuclear disputes with Iran during Friday talks in Oman.

Iran`s security chief says the country received no concrete proposal from the United States during the first round of talks aimed at resolving disputes around Tehran`s nuclear program.

Ali Larijani, who leads Iran`s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), said in remarks published on Wednesday that Tehran and Washington had only exchanged messages in talks held in Oman last week.

However, Larijani said that Washington has taken the "wise and logical" decision to enter talks with Iran rather than threatening the country with military action.

He said that talks with the US will continue and that Iran views them positively, while insisting that countries in the region are also contributing to efforts aimed at bringing the Iran-US talks to a successful conclusion.

The top security official made the remarks in an interview with Qatar-based Al Jazeera Arabic TV during a visit to the country, where he met with senior officials to discuss developments related to the Iran-US nuclear talks.

Responding to a question about US demands for Iran to entirely halt its nuclear enrichment program, Larijani said that the country will never accept the zero enrichment condition, as it needs the technology for energy production as well as for manufacturing certain medicines.

He reiterated Iran`s previous warnings that any US attack on its territory will receive a harsh and decisive response.

"If the United States attacks us, we will target its military bases in the region," said the SNSC chief, according to a Persian transcript of the interview published by the Tasnim news agency.

Larijani also said that the Israeli regime has been trying to sabotage the Iran-US talks and is seeking to draw the region into a new war.