A senior Iranian parliamentarian said Monday that Tehran will not reach an agreement with the Trump administration and will instead manage relations until President Trump's term ends, according to the official's remarks.
A senior Iranian parliamentarian stated Monday that Tehran will not reach an agreement with the Trump administration and will instead manage relations until President Trump's term ends, according to the official's remarks.
The Zioneer has previously reported on similar statements from Iranian officials. On July 27, the Iranian parliament deputy speaker said no ceasefire or agreement with the US. On June 10, a Foreign Ministry adviser said no deal until all demands are met. On June 30, the parliament speaker conditioned talks on US commitments. On June 14, the negotiating team ruled out talks. On June 19, a senior official accused the Trump administration of not enforcing the deal and threatened Israel.
The statement is consistent with the hardline position of the Iranian parliament, which has opposed a deal with the Trump administration.
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