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Iran suspends nuclear negotiations with U.S. after Israel attacks, state TV says
- On June 14, 2025, Iran suspended nuclear talks with the U.S. after Israel launched its biggest-ever military strikes on Iranian nuclear and missile sites.
- The Israeli strikes, described as preemptive and supported by Washington, followed five rounds of U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations mediated by Oman.
- Iran retaliated by firing missiles at Israel, some reportedly launched from a submarine, while American forces helped intercept some Iranian missiles.
- The strikes killed over 70 people, targeted Iranian military leaders and residential areas, prompting Ayatollah Khamenei to vow severe retaliation.
- Iran’s suspension of talks and military escalation risk worsening regional instability and complicate efforts to revive a nuclear accord despite U.S. calls for negotiations.
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Iran Calls Nuclear Talks With US ‘Meaningless’ After Israeli Attack
Planned talks in Oman between Iran and the United States over Tehran’s nuclear program have been cancelled after Israeli forces launched a massive air campaign targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and military sites, Oman’s foreign minister announced on June 14. “The Iran-US talks scheduled to be held in Muscat this Sunday will not now take place. But diplomacy and dialogue remain the only pathway to lasting peace,” Badr al-Busaidi said in a Sat…
Iran, Israeli airstrikes subside as US negotiations with Tehran are paused
A wave of retaliatory strikes between Israel and Iran subsided Saturday, June 14, following an opening Israeli salvo that struck Tehran’s nuclear and military installations a day prior. The strikes have put on hold negotiations between Iran and the U.S. over Tehran’s nuclear program. Israel, Iran launch strikes Israel confirmed Friday, June 13, that it carried out airstrikes on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility as part of a broader attack involving…
US-Iran Talks on Atomic Program Suspended After Israeli Attacks - teleSUR English
According to the mediator Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, the round of negotiations between US and Iranian officials on Iran’s nuclear program, previously scheduled for Sunday, will not take place. RELATED: Iran Announces the Death of Three Other Scientists in Israeli Attacks “The Iran US talks scheduled to be held in Muscat this Sunday will not now take place. But diplomacy and dialogue remain the only pathway to lasting peace,” Albusaid…
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