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Iran ‘Will Not Bow to Any Threats’, Ghalibaf Declares
Ghalibaf said Iran will not yield as Trump threatened a blockade and strikes on energy sites after talks ended without a deal.
- On Monday, Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that recent threats from US President Donald Trump have "no effect on the Iranian nation," while signaling cautious progress in ongoing engagements between Iran and the United States.
- President Donald Trump ordered a naval blockade of the strategic Strait of Hormuz after peace talks in Islamabad failed to secure a deal, with officials citing Iran's refusal to surrender its nuclear ambitions.
- Trump threatened to target Iran's energy infrastructure, prompting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to warn that any approach to the Strait of Hormuz violates a two-week ceasefire and will be dealt with "harshly and decisively."
- Ghalibaf reiterated that Iran presented "very good initiatives" during dialogue, warning that if the United States chooses to fight, "we will fight," but if they come forward with logic, Iran will respond accordingly.
- Vice President JD Vance recently warned that Washington had provided Tehran its "final and best offer," while Trump argues that his hardline messaging was the primary catalyst for bringing Iran to the bargaining table.
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Iranian Negotiator's Distrust of the U.S., Accumulated Over 77 Years, Will Not Kneel to Any Threat. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, who returned from Pakistan without concluding a peace treaty, signaled a strong response to U.S. provocations. On the 12th (local time), Speaker Ghalibaf stated, "From the beginning, we [regarding] the U.S."
Iranian initiatives presented at talks in Islamabad led to progress in negotiations
"Trump's recent threats have no effect on Iranian nation," says Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf
Ghalibaf said, "Trump's recent threats have no effect on the Iranian nation and issued a warning to the US president, saying, if you fight, we will fight, and if you come forward with logic, we will deal with logic."
Exasperated by the failure of the negotiations with Iran, whose surrender he was vainly awaiting, Donald Trump ordered on Sunday a naval blockade of the Strait of Ormuz. But Tehran keeps its hand, on this point of passage as on the nuclear or its missilesThe higher the discussion, the more spectacular is the fall. On Sunday, after barely a day of talks to end the war in the Middle East, the American vice-president slammed the door at the nose of…
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