Iran has publicly denied reports that it is open to compromise, stating the claims are false and lies, according to reports from the region.
Iran publicly denied reports that it is open to compromise, calling the claims false and lies. The denial comes amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran, with Iranian officials repeatedly rejecting assertions of diplomatic progress in recent weeks. As The Zioneer has previously reported, Tehran has pushed back against claims of a Geneva deal, agreements on purchasing US goods, and direct talks with the Trump administration. The latest statement underscores the regime's firm stance as it faces pressure from both economic sanctions and military strikes, while maintaining that any reports of flexibility are fabrications.
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