US EditionTrump wants direct talks with "vulnerable" Iran
- Donald Trump has called for direct talks with Iran about its nuclear program, giving them a two-month deadline for an agreement.
- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran would not engage in discussions with Washington without a change in the U.S. Approach.
- Trump threatened military action against Iran if it does not halt its nuclear weapons development efforts.
- Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that U.S. Threats would not be effective and signaled possible reciprocal actions.
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Trump - 'It's better if we have direct talks with Iran'
President Trump, speaking aboard Air Force One, revealed that both Iran and the US are seeking to initiate direct nuclear talks, with the diplomatic process expected to be faster and smoother. JUST IN: A change in position in regards to Iran? Trump is in favor of DIRECT talk with Iran. Trump on Air Force One: "Forget about the letters. They wanted to use a mediator. I don't think that's necessarily true anymore. I think they're worried. I think…
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Trump says wants ‘direct talks’ with Iran on nukes deal
WASHINGTON, April 4 — US President Donald Trump said yesterday he wanted “direct talks” with Tehran on a nuclear deal, after he threatened to bomb Iran if it develops nuclear weapons. Trump has given Iran’s leaders a two-month deadline to reach an agreement on the country’s nuclear programme, which has strained relations with Western nations for decades. Western countries including the United States have long accused Iran of pursuing a nuclear w…
Predsednik Irana: Spremni smo za dijalog na ravnopravnoj osnovi za SAD
Predsednik Irana Masud Pezeškijan je danas izjavio da je njegova država spremna za dialog “na ravnopravnoj osnovi” sa SAD, ali nije rekao da li je prihvatio direktne razgovore koje je predložio predložio predložio predložio sednik SAD Donald Tramp.
Iran willing to talk with US "as equals" amid Trump's threats - Türkiye Today
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian indicated Saturday that Iran is willing to engage in dialogue with the United States, but only as equals and not under threat of military action. “The Islamic Republic of Iran wants dialogue on equal footing,” Pezeshkian said during a meeting, according to the presidency’s website. His comments follow recent statements by U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatened military action against Iran if diplomatic ef…
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