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Iran’s President Says Country Will Not Bow to Trump’s Pressure over Nuclear Talks
Iran refuses to yield amid stalled nuclear talks and US military build-up, with over 120 aircraft deployed, signaling heightened regional tensions, officials said.
- On Saturday, Masoud Pezeshkian, an Iranian official, pledged in Tehran that Iran will not bow to pressure after Donald Trump said he was considering limited strikes.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Friday a diplomatic solution was within `our reach` and a draft would be finalised in two to three days to send to Washington.
- According to US media, Washington has amassed the greatest regional air power since 2003, deploying more than 120 aircraft while USS Gerald R. Ford heads to join USS Abraham Lincoln.
- In a letter to the United Nations Security Council, Iran said the military build-up `must not be treated as mere rhetoric` and warned it would respond decisively to any US aggression, while Sweden, Serbia, Poland and Australia advised their citizens to leave Iran.
- Last year, nuclear talks collapsed after Israel launched attacks that triggered a 12-day war and the US bombed three Iranian nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan; Tehran residents see this as a crossroads.
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Pezeshkian Says Iran Will Not Bow to Pressure Amid US Nuclear Talks
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Saturday that his country would not bow its head to pressure from world powers amid nuclear talks with the United States. “World powers are lining up to force us to bow our heads… but we will not bow our heads despite all the problems that they are creating for us,” Pezeshkian said in a speech carried live by state TV. — (Reporting by Dubai newsroom; Editing by Sharon Singleton) The post Pezesh…
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Saturday that Iran will not give up the pressure exerted by great powers in the context of nuclear negotiations with the United States. "The powers are allyed to force us to leave the capital...
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