The recent Iran-US nuclear talks ended in an impasse, although Tehran said the meeting achieved “significant progress”
US President Donald Trump said that the country has a “big decision to make”, referring to Iran, claiming that 32,000 people have been killed in the last two to three months amid protests.
“We have a very big decision to make. Not easy. We have a country that has been blowing people’s legs off and arms off for 47 years. They have been killing lots of people,” Trump said.
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The recent Iran-US nuclear talks ended in an impasse, although Tehran said the meeting achieved “significant progress”. Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, who served as the mediator in the high-stakes talks, said that both Iran and the US have agreed to resume negotiations “soon” after meetings with their respective capitals, while technical-level discussions would be held in Vienna next week.
Similarly, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who was leading the delegation from Iran’s side, said “good progress” had been made, adding that there were agreements on some issues, while some others remained points of contention.
‘Not thrilled’
Trump on Friday voiced dissatisfaction with Iran’s stance in recent nuclear negotiations, while saying he had not yet made a final call on possible military action.
Speaking to reporters a day after American and Iranian officials met in Geneva, Trump said Tehran was failing to meet US expectations. He stressed that Washington’s core demand remains unchanged: Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons.
“We haven’t made a final decision,” he told reporters when asked about the use of force.
“We’re not exactly happy with the way they negotiated. They cannot have nuclear weapons, and we’re not thrilled with the way they’re negotiating,” Trump said.
“We want no nuclear weapons by Iran and they’re not saying those golden words.”
Asked if an attack would trigger all-out war in the Middle East, Trump said, “I guess you could always say there’s always a risk.
“You know when there’s war, there’s a risk in anything, both good and bad.”
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