Iran’s supreme leader rejects US stance on uranium enrichment
- The highest-ranking religious authority in Iran dismissed U.S. Demands to halt the country's uranium enrichment program during a speech in Tehran on Tuesday.
- The rejection follows the U.S. Withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear accord and rising tensions amid indirect talks aimed at reviving diplomacy.
- Khamenei dismissed U.S. Statements as “nonsense” and stated Iran will not seek permission to continue its peace-oriented nuclear program.
- U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff emphasized zero tolerance for any enrichment, while analysts noted inconsistent U.S. Signals undermine talks.
- Iran reviews a proposal for new indirect negotiations but expresses skepticism about progress, raising risks for further confrontation.
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Khamenei Doubts U.S. Nuclear Talks Success, Warns Against Interference Amid Anti-American Chants
Khamenei: “I do not think nuclear talks with the U.S. will be successful… We do not know what will happen.” At a ceremony for Raisi, he warned the U.S., as the crowd chanted “Death to America,” and added, “No one is waiting for permission from this or that.”
Iran's supreme leader rejects US stance on uranium enrichment
Tehran: Iran’s supreme leader on Tuesday pushed back against US criticism of the country’s nuclear programme, saying that Tehran won’t seek permission from anyone to enrich uranium and calling American statements “nonsense”. “They say, ‘We won’t allow Iran to enrich uranium.’ That’s way out of line,” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said during a memorial for late President Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter crash last year. “No one in Iran is waitin…
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