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Ali Larijani, head of Iran's Supreme Security Council, asserts that Iran will not engage in negotiations with the United States, contradicting claims made by President Donald Trump.

Oman's foreign minister has stated that diplomatic talks between the USA and Iran remain open and necessary for resolving ongoing conflicts.

US President Donald Trump announced that Iran is open to talks, following statements from Iran's foreign minister about serious initiatives to de-escalate tensions made during a phone call with Oman.

Donald Trump expressed his views on the U.S. approach to Iran, suggesting that multiple outcomes are still possible, including a diplomatic resolution.

Donald Trump asserted he has multiple exit strategies regarding the U.S. military operation against Iran, hinting at either escalation or a quick resolution with a new ultimatum to Tehran.

French President Emmanuel Macron insists that the diplomatic approach must be prioritized in addressing the Iranian nuclear crisis following the onset of Israeli-American military operations in Iran.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the country wishes to avoid escalation but will not compromise on uranium enrichment rights, indicating a complex stance in U.S.-Iran relations.

The article discusses the failed diplomatic efforts between the U.S. and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program and the likelihood of military conflict.

Andreas Kaju, a US expert, suggests that broader military engagement by the United States in Iran is unlikely due to insufficient military resources to replace the regime.

The article reports on Donald Trump's statements regarding Iran and his approach to negotiations with the country.

The Trump administration, alongside Israel, has initiated an attack on Iran, marking a shift after a failed approach to diplomacy surrounding the Iran nuclear agreement.

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys condemned Iran's aggressive actions in the region while emphasizing the need for diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation into a broader conflict.

Lithuania is closely observing developments in Iran due to its destabilizing actions and nuclear ambitions, urging diplomatic efforts to avoid regional escalation.

Tensions are rising in the Middle East as President Trump expresses disappointment over Iran's lack of commitment to nuclear negotiations.

Kaja Kallas warns that recent developments in the Middle East are extremely dangerous due to Iran's actions and nuclear ambitions.

Oman's Foreign Minister Badra Albusaidi announced that Iran has agreed to refrain from accumulating enriched uranium stocks, which could undermine Tehran's potential nuclear weapons ambitions.

Former President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the opinions of Iranian officials.

Oman's Foreign Minister, Badr Al-Busaidi, announced that Iran has agreed to never possess materials necessary for building a nuclear bomb during a meeting with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance.

Donald Trump expresses dissatisfaction with the ongoing negotiations with Iran while still affirming his desire for a diplomatic agreement.

Donald Trump expresses dissatisfaction with Iran's negotiation approach concerning its nuclear programme, stating that he is not happy with the situation but does not wish to resort to military force yet.

Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the ongoing negotiations between the USA and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the need for Iran to commit to not developing nuclear weapons.

Oman's Foreign Minister stated that Iran has agreed not to store enriched uranium in talks with the United States, a development he describes as a significant step towards preventing war.

U.S. President Donald Trump declared he opposes Iran enriching uranium, asserting that even peaceful purposes are not acceptable, following recent nuclear discussions between the U.S. and Iran.

U.S. President Donald Trump expresses dissatisfaction with ongoing Iran nuclear talks, warning of potential military action amidst rising tensions in the Middle East.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has labeled Iran as a state that supports the illegal detention of individuals, demanding the release of all Americans held unjustly in Iran.

President Trump expresses dissatisfaction with Iran and warns that military force may be necessary if negotiations fail.

President Trump expressed a desire for a deal with Iran but warned of potential military force due to Iran's unwillingness to comply with nuclear disarmament demands.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio instructed diplomats to avoid public commentary that may exacerbate tensions and undermine negotiations with Iran.

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran should not be allowed to possess nuclear weapons and expressed a desire to negotiate a deal with Iran.

President Trump expresses discontent with negotiations with Iran while stating that while he does not wish for military action, he acknowledges that it may sometimes be necessary.

President Donald Trump expresses frustration over Iran's unwillingness to compromise in negotiations, hinting at potential military action if an agreement isn't reached.

Donald Trump warns that Iran cannot obtain nuclear weapons, raising concerns of potential military action as negotiations stall.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated he does not wish to order military action against Iran, although he acknowledged that it may sometimes be necessary, amid ongoing nuclear program negotiations.

Donald Trump made ambiguous statements regarding potential military actions against Iran, emphasizing a preference for diplomatic negotiations.

An article discussing the view that an agreement eliminating Iran's nuclear program is beneficial for Europe.

U.S. Vice President Jay D. Vance is scheduled to meet with Oman's Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr al-Busaidi, who is in Washington for discussions following U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations.

Donald Trump stated that Iran must not have nuclear weapons, indicating he is open to military action if necessary, while seeking further negotiations.

The article outlines five key demands made by the United States regarding Iran.

The IAEA's director general calls on Iran to work constructively for the comprehensive implementation of nuclear safeguards amid concerns about lost continuity of knowledge regarding previously declared nuclear materials.

The article discusses Europe's concerns regarding Iran, debating whether the real threat lies in a powerful Iran approaching nuclear capability or in a weakened Iran potentially descending into chaos.

The US government has recommended that citizens and non-essential government workers leave Israel immediately due to rising tensions with Iran following unsuccessful nuclear negotiations.

The article discusses the military readiness of the U.S. and Israel for potential attacks on Iranian nuclear sites amid diplomatic negotiations.

The US and Iran are engaged in diplomatic talks to avoid a military confrontation following a substantial American deployment in the Middle East.

Iran claimed to have had productive discussions with the United States regarding nuclear issues and sanctions.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed willingness to engage in talks with the U.S. conditioned on recognition of North Korea's status as a nuclear power, while the White House stated that President Trump is open to dialogue without preconditions.

Recent discussions between Iran and the United States indicate a slow but positive advancement towards resolving ongoing tensions.

Iran's Foreign Minister suggests that the U.S. must act realistically to reach an agreement, citing previous American demands regarding Iran's missile program and uranium enrichment capabilities.

Significant advances have been reported in the ongoing nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran, with Iran demanding the lifting of sanctions.

The U.S. is dissatisfied with talks with Iran, but Tehran claims progress in discussions regarding its nuclear program.

The South Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed the U.S. stance on open dialogue with North Korea, although no new negotiations are currently being prepared.