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Iran says it could survive if US nuclear talks end without a deal

Iran and the U.S. completed a fifth round of nuclear negotiations in Rome on May 23, 2025, addressing a long-standing dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
The talks follow threats from U.S. President Trump of severe sanctions and military action aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Key disagreements remain over Iran's uranium enrichment, while Iran insists its program is for civilian purposes and seeks relief from sanctions harming its oil economy.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said, "It's not like we will die of hunger if they refuse to negotiate" and "We will find a way to survive."
Despite some limited progress, unresolved issues and Iran’s rejection of interim deals suggest future talks depend on U.S. goodwill and respect for Iran’s rights.

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