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Iran Rejects Resuming Nuclear Talks, Citing US Violations of Ceasefire Agreement
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 16 hours ago
What happened
Iran declared it will not resume nuclear negotiations with the US after accusing America of violating a 60-day ceasefire agreement shortly after it began.
- 01Iran states the 60-day ceasefire period with the US is void due to American violations.
- 02The Iranian Foreign Ministry says no diplomatic talks will continue under threat or pressure.
- 03The memorandum aimed to address US sanctions and Iran's nuclear file within 60 days.
- 04The US allegedly breached the agreement on June 28, soon after signing.
- 05Iran insists no concrete negotiations have started and refuses talks under duress.
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