US EditionNuclear Talks 'More Difficult' After US Strikes: Top Iran Diplomat
- On June 27, 2025, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Iran will not continue hostilities if Israel halts attacks and denied new nuclear negotiations.
- This followed a 12-day conflict triggered by US-led precision strikes targeting three key Iranian nuclear sites, which disrupted ongoing nuclear talks.
- The United States used bunker-buster bombs and missiles causing serious damage, though Iran claims the setback to its nuclear program delays progress by only months.
- Supreme Leader Khamenei declared Iran had won and dealt the US a 'severe slap,' while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called the strikes a 'historic win' thwarting Iran's nuclear ambitions.
- Although hostilities have temporarily ceased and Iran has halted engagement with the International Atomic Energy Agency, Tehran’s unwillingness to return to negotiations highlights a persistent diplomatic stalemate and ongoing regional tensions.
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