Iranian President criticizes US at talks
Guidelines Iranian President Masoud Beshzkian criticized the United States, emphasizing that Washington consistently imposes a military option in every round of negotiation with Iran, despite Tehran offering guarantees and cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency. He affirmed that negotiations become meaningless when they turn into a pretext for military confrontation, noting that previous experiences have strengthened Iran's rejection of continuing talks under the pressure of sanctions and military threats. Beshzkian also accused Israel and America of targeting Iranian scientists, pointing out that pressures and assassinations weaken trust between the two sides, thereby complicating the possibility of resuming negotiations and creating an ongoing trust crisis.
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