Iran ‘not going to get bogged down in talks’ – source
An Iranian defense source stated that Iran will not succumb to US pressure regarding its nuclear program and will respond decisively to any attacks.
An Iranian defense source has reaffirmed that Iran will not succumb to US blackmail regarding its nuclear program. This statement underscores Iran's steadfastness in the face of escalating tensions and threats from the US and Israel. The official warned that any military action taken by the US or Israel against Iran would elicit a 'broad and unlimited response,' highlighting Iran's readiness to defend itself vigorously.
The source further implied that the United States is using military and political pressure tactics to coerce Iran into accepting unfavorable negotiation terms, particularly regarding the dismantling of its nuclear capabilities. Iran perceives the current negotiation climate as hollow, especially when the potential for sanctions relief is deemed weak. This sentiment reflects a broader frustration within Iran about the perceived futility of engaging in dialogues without tangible outcomes.
As discussions mediated by Oman in Geneva have failed to yield progress, the strained relationship between Tehran and Washington continues to deteriorate. With President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the 2015 nuclear deal, the path toward constructive dialogue seems increasingly obstructed, leaving the international community to grapple with the consequences of this geopolitical standoff.