Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has categorically stated that Iran will not engage in negotiations with the United States on any significant issues in the foreseeable future. He characterized any attempts at diplomacy with Washington as 'dishonorable'. Khamenei's declaration comes after President Trump announced the reinstatement of his 'maximum pressure' policy against Iran, which aims to curtail the country's financial resources for terrorism and its nuclear ambitions.
Iran ian ‘supreme leader’ Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ruled out any negotiations with the United States on any important issues for the foreseeable future during remarks on Friday, warning his underlings in Tehran that attempting diplomacy with Washington was “dishonorable.”
“Our government at the time sat down and negotiated – they continued to come and go, they sat down and stood up and negotiated,” Khamenei“In this treaty, the Iranian side was very generous, giving many concessions to the other side. But the Americans did not implement the same treaty,” he claimed. “The same person who is in office now tore up the treaty. He said he would tear it down and he did.”
Khamenei delivered on Friday, concluding his speech to the Air Force by declaring of the United States, “If they threaten us, we will threaten them.”
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