Tehran Denies Any Scheduled Talks With Washington Amid Reports of Eight Marines Wounded in Iranian Attack
Iran affirms there are no scheduled talks with the United States, in response to earlier remarks by US President Donald Trump.
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Iran has denied that any talks are scheduled between it and the United States, in response to earlier remarks by US President Donald Trump, according to BBC Arabic.
The Iranian denial comes amid growing international attention to the tension between Tehran and Washington, with neither side signaling an imminent resumption of direct dialogue.
This development coincided with reports that eight US Marines were wounded in an attack described as Iranian, though the source did not provide further details on the circumstances or location of the attack, or on which party had officially confirmed it.
The official American position on these reports remains unclear, amid escalating rhetoric exchanged between Tehran and Washington in recent days.
This development comes within the broader context of regional tensions tied to the Iran-US file, which continue to draw close attention from international parties concerned with the security of the region.
Sources
- طهران تنفي وجود محادثات مقررة مع واشنطن، وأنباء عن إصابة ثمانية من "المارينز" في هجوم إيراني — BBC Arabic
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