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Theheran Rejects the U.S. Nuclear Dialogue Following Israeli Strikes
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Iran-US nuclear dialogue amid tensions. Israeli military actions worsen situation, Iranian minister calls talks groundless.
The Iranian regime said there is no reason to continue talks with the U.S. about the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program following Israel’s attacks, of which U.S. President Donald Trump was fully aware. “The other side has done something that has made dialogue pointless,” Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei said, referring to the U.S. “They cannot say that they are negotiating while at the same time sharing responsibilities and allowi…
The Iranian authorities claim that new nuclear negotiations with the US are now "sounded" after Israel's strikes. The statement was made by the spokesman of Iran's Foreign Minister, Esmail Baghaei, reports Bloomberg. The United States and Iran planned to resume negotiations in Oman on Sunday, 15 June.
The Iranian government believes that right now there are no more reasons to encourage further talks with the United States tomorrow.
Tehran claims that after the last attack the round of open talks with the United States "no longer makes sense"
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