Iran's Security Chief Rejects US Talks, Citing Trump's "Mixed Signals"
Iran has turned down diplomatic overtures from the United States, with Tehran's security leadership questioning the clarity of President Trump's negotiating stance.
Iran's security chief on Tuesday rejected talks with the United States, criticizing the "mixed signals" from US President Donald Trump after he said he was open to resuming negotiations, according to France 24.
The rejection comes amid reports that the US military is facing an ammunition shortfall as a result of ongoing conflict, according to a Pentagon inspector general report.
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- Middle East live: Iran rejects talks with US after 'mixed signals' from Trump — France 24 — English
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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