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The article addresses the ongoing tension between Iran and the United States, with Iran denying the existence of talks to extend the fragile ceasefire between the two countries, stating that it does not see a current agreement that can be extended. Iran pointed out that the United States violated the terms of the agreement less than 48 hours after signing it, and that it has not yet entered into actual implementation. The Iranian side also confirms that discussions are underway through intermediaries to bring the United States back into the agreement and to establish a timetable for fulfilling commitments, but no progress has been made in this matter. On another front, senior Iranian officials—including the senior advisor to the Revolutionary Guards—affirm Iran’s capability for nuclear and missile retaliation. They emphasize that Iran does not seek to acquire nuclear weapons and showcase its missile forces and defensive capabilities, which will persist even if the war continues for years. Amidst the escalation, U.S. President Donald Trump asserted full control over the Strait of Hormuz and minimized Iran’s military and economic strength. He considered Iran to be suffering from severe economic decline and failing to achieve its military goals, as sanctions continue to be imposed and its finances remain under control. Iran also displayed an exhibit of wreckage images of American and Israeli aircraft, including an Israeli drone and an F-15 fighter jet, which Iran claims to have downed, as part of its military efforts and intelligence gathering operations.
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