Iran President Says Talks With US Are Meaningless Amid Daily Sanctions, Pressure and Threats
Summary
- Iran's president said negotiations with the US are meaningless as long as US sanctions and pressure continue.
- Iran's president said talks are meaningless because the US imposes daily sanctions, pressure and threats.
- He indicated that resuming negotiations with the US would serve no purpose under the current circumstances and did not mention any specific future response measures.
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Iran's president said talks with the US are meaningless as long as Washington continues to impose sanctions, pressure and threats.
Iranian state media reported on October 5 that the president, when asked about the possibility of negotiations with the US, said there was no point in talks with "an enemy that commits terror every day, imposes sanctions, applies pressure and makes threats."
He made clear that under current circumstances, there was no reason to enter negotiations, citing US sanctions and pressure on Iran.
He did not mention any specific conditions for resuming talks or any future response measures.
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