'Talks with US Meaningless’ - Iran President
Pezeshkian said repeated attacks after talks have made future negotiations impossible, while Iran reviews a U.S. counterproposal and tensions rise over the Strait of Hormuz.
- On Monday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared negotiations with the United States "meaningless," accusing Washington of using diplomatic talks as a pretext to prepare for further attacks during a meeting with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan in Tehran.
- Pezeshkian claimed Iran has faced three attacks following previous diplomatic engagements, asserting that Washington's goal is to overthrow the Islamic Republic rather than seek dialogue. He argued that "negotiating with an enemy that assassinates, sanctions, pressures and threatens every day, and breaks its promises, makes no sense."
- "Whenever international inspectors have visited Iran, it has led to the identification of the country's nuclear sites and scientists. Subsequently, those facilities have been targeted in bombings, and the scientists have been killed in assassinations," Pezeshkian said, insisting Tehran has demonstrated peaceful nuclear intent.
- Tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz escalated over the weekend as the UKMTO reported a tanker strike on Sunday, while Iranian forces forced another vessel to turn back on Monday after issuing threats.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejected military solutions or new sanctions on Sunday, stating that "only negotiations based on justice and fairness could end the conflict." He warned Tehran would strengthen its defense if attacks resumed amid review of a U.S. counterproposal.
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'Talks with US meaningless’ - Iran President
Iranian President, Masoud Pezeshkian has described negotiations with the United States as “meaningless”, accusing Washington of using diplomatic talks as a means of preparing for further attacks against Iran. Pezeshkian made the comments on Monday as efforts to reach a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing Middle East conflict remained stalled, according to Iran’s state news agency, IRNA. “So far, they have attacked us three times after talks, an…
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TEHRAN — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday that negotiations with the United States were “meaningless” and only resulted in renewed American attacks, state media reported.Pezeshkian said the pattern of attacks after negotiations showed that Washington was not genuinely seeking dialogue with Tehran.“So far, they have attacked us three times after talks, and this shows that they are not seeking dialogue; rather, their goal is to over…
'Attacked Thrice After Talks': Iran President Says US Dialogue 'Pointless'
The Middle East war was started in late February by the US and Israel when they launched a wave of surprise attacks on Iran, even as Washington and Tehran were in the midst of negotiations on Iran's nuclear programme.
Iranian President Massoud Bishakian said that negotiations with the United States were futile, accusing Washington of imposing sanctions and threats, reversing its undertakings and suggesting that previous attacks on Iran had followed rounds of negotiations...
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