Ongoing issues with the US are irresolvable: Iranian Supreme Leader

   

 

Ongoing issues with the US are irresolvable: Iranian Supreme Leader

 

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has said that ongoing issues with the United States are 'unresolvable'.

The British news agency Reuters reported on Sunday, citing Iranian state media, that negotiations on Iran's nuclear program are at a standstill, while Iran is not ready to bow to pressure from Washington.

Iran had announced that it would suspend nuclear talks with the United States the day after Israel and the United States attacked its territory.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei's statement came at a time when two days ago, on Friday, Iran and European powers agreed to resume efforts to fully resume nuclear talks.

According to Iranian state media, Ayatollah Khamenei said that 'he wants to see Iran obedient to the United States.' The Iranian nation will stand with all its might against such false hopes.

 

He said, “Those who are telling us not to raise slogans against America for direct talks with the US are seeing the surface, this issue is not going to be resolved.”

 

On the other hand, France, Britain and Germany have said that if Iran does not return to the negotiating table, UN sanctions may be reimposed on it.

 

The US, as well as European countries, maintain that Iran is working on developing nuclear weapons, while Iran says it is only interested in nuclear energy.

 

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