US EditionIran not negotiating on missiles a ‘big problem,’ Rubio says
US Secretary of State Rubio warns Iran's refusal to discuss ballistic missiles complicates nuclear talks amid US military buildup and rising regional tensions.
- Ahead of Thursday's talks in Geneva, Rubio warned Iran's refusal to discuss ballistic missiles, saying `It's also important to remember that Iran refuses to talk about ballistic missiles to us or to anyone, and that's a big problem.`
- Iran is trying to rebuild elements of its nuclear program, a concern heightened after the US attacked the country's nuclear facilities last June.
- Rubio said Iran is attempting to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles that could reach the continental United States and warned it holds a large ballistic missile inventory threatening US security.
- The US has stepped up pressure by sending two aircraft carrier strike groups to the Middle East, and Rubio said he hopes progress will be made in talks.
- On Thursday in Geneva, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said high-level talks will largely focus on Iran's nuclear program but eventually must address broader issues.
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American Secretary of State Marco Rubio has declared that Iran refuses to discuss its ballistic missile program and that this represents a very big problem. "The President (Trump, ed.) wants diplomatic solutions. He prefers them, he prefers them by far," explained Rubio during a press conference in Saint Kitts and Nevis, while in Geneva talks are being held between Tehran and Washington. L'articolo The US Secretary of State Rubio: "Iran does not…
Rubio Iran missile threat to US unsustainable
Rubio: Iran missile threat to US ‘unsustainable’. The secretary of state warns Tehran’s expanding missile arsenal and bid for ICBMs endanger U.S. forces, allies and the homeland as Geneva nuclear talks resume. The post Rubio Iran missile threat to US unsustainable appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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