‘Iranian missiles are only for firing’: Tehran says defence capabilities not part of talks with U.S.
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While the framework agreement between Iran and the US is signed, the precise implementation is even more questionable. Iran stresses that its defence is not open to debate, but it is unclear how many long-range missiles remain in the leadership in Tehran.
Iran says missile programme not part of talks with US
During the nearly 40-day Middle East war, Iran’s missile infrastructure was heavily hit by US-Israeli strikes, but Tehran continued missile and drone attacks across the region. (EPA Images pic) TEHRAN: Iran said on Thursday that its missile programme would not be part of future negotiations with the US, after the two sides agreed a framework deal for ending their war. US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a mem…
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The Rahnuma DailyIran says missile program not part of talks with US
TEHRAN: Iran said on Thursday that its missile program would not be part of future negotiations with the United States, after the two sides agreed a framework deal for ending their war. US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a memorandum of understanding early Thursday, ending a regional war that erupted on February 28 with US-Israeli strikes.
According to the government in Tehran, the Iranian missile program is not supposed to be the subject of negotiations with the US. News in the blog.
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