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Iran's supreme leader rejects nuclear talks with the United States

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Following President Donald Trump's recent proposal for nuclear talks with Tehran, Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has firmly rejected the prospect of nuclear negotiations with the United States, labeling such talks as "not intelligent, wise or honorable" during a recent speech. This stance directly contradicts earlier signals from Tehran expressing a willingness to engage in discussions aimed at lifting stringent economic sanctio…

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Iran's supreme leader rejects nuclear talks with the United States

Following President Donald Trump's recent proposal for nuclear talks with Tehran, Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has firmly rejected the prospect of nuclear negotiations with the United States, labeling such talks as "not intelligent, wise or honorable" during a recent speech. This stance directly contradicts earlier signals from Tehran expressing a willingness to engage in discussions aimed at lifting stringent economic sanctio…

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