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Last Hour of the u.s.-Israel War Against Iran, Live Pezeshkián Accuses the u.s. of Issuing “Contradictory Signals”: “Iranians Do Not Submit to Force”
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Iran’s president, Masud Pezeshkián, has accused the U.S. government of issuing “unconstructive and contradictory signals” regarding the negotiations. “Iranians do not submit to the force,” he wrote on social network X. Iran is planning to re-participate in the peace talks with the U.S., according to an Iranian official on Monday. That same source has pointed out that Pakistan, as a mediator, is making efforts to end the U.S. blockade and ensure …
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on the 20th that a U.S. delegation, including Vice President J.D. Vance, would arrive in Islamabad, Pakistan—the mediating country—within hours, adding, "An agreement will be signed today." Trump made these remarks during interviews with Fox News, The New York Post, and others earlier that morning. Although Iran officially claims there will be no second round of talks, Trump indicated that he is willing to meet…
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It continues live the last hour of the war in Iran, the latest attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran and Lebanon and the state of negotiations with Donald Trump.
There is a lack of expectation and uncertainty about the continuity of talks to end the war in the Middle East. Trump said a delegation
Vice President JD Vance is still in the U.S. and has not yet left for Pakistan, a knowledgeable source told Reuters, while the prospects for a second round of negotiations with Iran remain unclear. President Donald Trump had said he would send a U.S. delegation to Pakistan to hold further talks before the ceasefire expires in the next few days. Iran is considering attending the peace talks, a senior Iranian official told Reuters Monday, but no d…
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