Iran Rules Out Talks With US During Trump’s Term
Iran has rejected any future negotiations with the United States while Donald Trump remains president, dealing a blow to efforts to ease Middle East tensions.
Iran will not engage in diplomatic talks with the United States until after President Donald Trump’s term ends, according to Iranian media and a social media post by an adviser to Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher. The stance marks a sharp setback for attempts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and reduce regional friction.
The announcement dashes near‑term hopes for a diplomatic off‑ramp to tensions that have repeatedly threatened key shipping lanes. It underscores Tehran’s firm opposition to engaging the current U.S. administration, citing deep mistrust and past policy actions.
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