Iran Rejects Any Discussion with United States Despite Trump's Overture
Tehran declared on Tuesday that there was "no discussion" possible with Washington given the current state of relations.
Iran rejected on Tuesday the dialogue proposals put forward by Donald Trump, who had said he was "open" to talks with Tehran. The Iranian government responded categorically that negotiations were not possible in the current context.
On the military front, the Pentagon acknowledged a "shortage" of ammunition linked to ongoing operations, an admission the White House had refused to publicly confirm in recent months. Saudi Arabia also pledged to retaliate following fresh attacks carried out by Yemeni Houthis against its territory.
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- En direct : "Aucune discussion" avec les États-Unis, l’Iran répond sèchement à Trump — France 24 — Français
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