Iranian supreme leader not 'overly optimistic' about US talks

Ayatollah Khamenei, Who Dismissed Iran-U.S. Talks as 'Dishonorable,' Claims First Round Went 'Well'

Iranian "Supreme Leader" Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told officials in his country on Tuesday that a first round of talks between two top American and Iranian diplomats this weekend was "implemented well," a sharp turn away from his refusal to engage America in any way as recently as two months ago. The post Ayatollah Khamenei, Who Dismissed Iran-U.S. Talks as ‘Dishonorable,’ Claims First Round Went ‘Well’ appeared first on Breitbart.

Iranian supreme leader not 'overly optimistic' about US talks

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged officials “not to tie the country’s affairs” to the talks, which are set to resume for a second round on Saturday.

News Wrap: Iran's supreme leader downplays chance of deal from nuclear talks with U.S.

In our news wrap Tuesday, Iran's supreme leader said nuclear talks with the U.S. were "taken well" but downplayed prospects for a deal, Russia said negotiations with the U.S. were "constructive" but wouldn't give a timetable for peace in Ukraine, the CDC says nearly one in 31 U.S. children has autism and Arkansas and Indiana moved to ban soda and candy from food stamp programs.

Khamenei downplays U.S. talks prospects as some Iranians' hopes stir, currency gains

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sought on Tuesday to play down expectations of a breakthrough in nuclear talks with the U.S., following stirrings of hope among some Iranians weary of economic hardships that have at times sparked public unrest. Failure to reach a deal with President Donald Trump to end…

Iran's top religious and political leader Ali Khamenei sees a series of talks with the United States over Iran's nuclear program as doubtful. Iran's Ayatollah says the nuclear program is just one of dozens of issues on which the two countries disagree.

Khamenei downplays US talks prospects as some Iranians' hopes stir, currency gains

DUBAI - Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sought on Tuesday to play down expectations of a breakthrough in nuclear talks with the U.S., following stirrings of hope among some Iranians weary of economic hardships that have at times sparked public unrest. Read more at straitstimes.com.