Iran’s Khamenei says that the conversation with us is not likely to ‘lead for any result’ world news
Tehran: Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Tuesday that nuclear talks with the United States were unlikely to achieve any consequences, amidst a diplomatic deadlock over the promotion activities of the Islamic Republic.“We don’t think it would give rise to any result. We do not know what will happen,” During a speech, Khameni said, saying that it was “a big mistake” to deny Iran’s right to enrich uranium.Iran and the United States have held four rounds of Omani’s arbitration nuclear dialogue since April 12, after the highest level of contact between the two enemies, Washington has left the 2015 nuclear agreement.He confirmed the plan to organize another round of discussion during his final meeting on 11 May, which Iran described as “difficult but useful”, while an American official said Washington was “encouraged”.Iran currently enriches uranium up to 60 percent, which is above the 3.67-per cent range prescribed in the 2015 deal, but below the 90 percent required for atomic warheads.Western countries, including the United States, have long accused Iran of demanding acquiring nuclear weapons, while Iran insisted that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.Iran has repeatedly emphasized its right to maintain uranium enrichment, “was” non-pervantic “, while Chief American talkctor Steve Witcoff called it a” red line “.On Sunday, Vitcoff reiterated that the United States “could not allow even one percent of the enrichment capacity.”Khamenei said, “The American side involved in these indirect talks should avoid speaking nonsense.”Earlier, Iran’s Foreign Minister and leading negotiator Abbas Araghchi said, “Promotion in Iran, however, will continue with or without a deal”.“If the US is interested in ensuring that Iran does not have nuclear weapons, then a deal is within access, and we are ready to get a serious conversation to get a solution that will ensure that result forever,” he said in a post on X.
‘Maximum pressure’
Iranian diplomats have said that Tehran will be open to temporary sanctions how much uranium is rich and at what level.Since returning to office in January, US President Donald Trump has revived his “maximum pressure” approach against Iran. Supporting nuclear diplomacy, he also warned of potential military action if it fails.Trump has said that he presented the leadership of Iran with the “Branch of Olives”, saying that it was a proposal that would not last forever. He further threatened to impose “large -scale maximum pressure”, including running Iranian oil exports up to zero if the dialogue failed.Trump later doubled his warning, saying that “something bad is going to happen” until Iranians “towards a deal” quickly moves.However, Iranian officials criticized that they described as “contradictory” positions by US authorities, as well as with conversation with the continuous imposition of restrictions targeting Iran’s oil industry and nuclear program.On Sunday, Argchi said that Iran “inconsistency … … what is public and privately called among our American negotiators.”On Friday, Iran interacted parallel with Britain, France and Germany – all sides for the 2015 deal. They are currently weighing the re-evaluation of United Nations restrictions in response to Iranian non-transportation. The option to trigger the restriction mechanism ends in October.Araghchi said Iran was ready to “start a new chapter” with Europe and urged to play a role in nuclear dialogues.
