Iran’s Larijani refutes claims Tehran pushed to resume US talks

Iran Denies US Nuclear Talks

The Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, has refuted claims that Tehran is pushing for renewed nuclear discussions with Washington. In a recent statement, Larijani emphasized Iran's stance against any form of negotiation with the United States, stressing that the country will continue to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Israel and the US have intensified their attacks on Tehran. Larijani criticized Trump’s 'Israel First' agenda, which he claims has led to chaos in the region and the sacrifice of American soldiers for Israeli ambitions. The ongoing conflict has resulted in casualties on both sides, with the US confirming deaths in recent operations.

Iranian officials have condemned the attacks as a cowardly act of terrorism and a serious violation of international law. The country has responded with its own counterattacks across the Middle East, raising concerns of a wider regional war.