Iran says nuclear talks will fail if US pushes for zero enrichment

In Iran, regime officials tell of 'serious problems' over US nuclear enrichment talks

Tehran yet to accept invitation for fifth round of talks this week

Iran's Khamenei says talks with US unlikely to 'lead to any outcome'

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tuesday that nuclear talks with the United States were unlikely to yield any results, amid a diplomatic standoff over the Islamic republic's enrichment activities.

Iran’s supreme leader says he does not expect US talks to ‘yield results’

Comments damp expectations of breakthrough to end long-running crisis over Tehran’s nuclear programme

Iran’s Khamenei Says He Doubts Nuclear Talks with U.S. Will Succeed

Iran’s so-called “Supreme Leader,” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Tuesday that he does not believe nuclear talks with the United States

Khamenei Says White House Making 'Big Mistake' In Demanding Nuclear Enrichment Ban

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has cast doubt over ongoing negotiations with the United States on Iran's nuclear program, saying Washington is making a "big mistake" in demanding a full ban on uranium enrichment inside the Middle Eastern country.

The nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran are continuing. An agreement against nuclear weapons "is within reach," says the Iranian Foreign Minister now. On another point, however, Tehran is unwilling to meet US President Trump.