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US must rule out more strikes before new talks, Iranian minister tells BBC
- Iran's deputy foreign minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi said on June 29 that the US must rule out further strikes before talks can resume.
- This follows US bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites on June 21 and Israel’s earlier air strikes starting June 13, amid ongoing tensions.
- Takht-Ravanchi confirmed no agreement exists on dates or modalities for negotiations and emphasized Iran’s right to enrich uranium under international deals.
- He claimed that Iran’s refined nuclear material could potentially yield more than nine bombs and criticized the stance demanding complete cessation of enrichment by warning that threatening military action over such demands equates to a brutal and lawless approach.
- Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said on June 30 that Iran will not resume talks quickly without guarantees against future attacks, reflecting cautious prospects for diplomacy.
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Iran vows to continue nuke program after US strikes
Iran’s foreign minister says bombings can never stop his country’s uranium enrichment, demands US commit to never striking Iran again. By World Israel News Staff Iran’s foreign minister struck a defiant tone Monday during an interview with CBS News, declaring that American and Israeli airstrikes will not deter Iran from pursuing uranium enrichment, while demanding that the U.S. commit to never striking Iran again in exchange for a return to nego…
The Minister removed the hypothesis that negotiations with the U.S. on its nuclear programme would have to be postponed, reiterating that it would first need to ensure that Washington does not launch new attacks.
Iranian foreign minister downplays quick resumption of US-Iran talks
WASHINGTON: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Monday (Jun 30) ruled out a quick resumption of talks with the United States and said Tehran will first need assurances it will not be attacked again. Araghchi, in an interview with CBS Evening News, was asked about US President Donald Trump's remarks
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