Iran Says No Negotiations While Under Israeli Fire
Iran said that it will not negotiate over its nuclear program as Israeli forces continue to hammer the Islamic Republic, Reuters reported Friday. Foreign ministers from around Europe will attempt to make inroads with…
Iran said that it will not negotiate over its nuclear program as Israeli forces continue to hammer the Islamic Republic, Reuters reported Friday.
Foreign ministers from around Europe will attempt to make inroads with Iran on Friday to push Tehran back into talks with the U.S., but Iran insisted ahead of the talks in Geneva, Switzerland, that they will not talk to the U.S. while under fire, according to Reuters. Israel began striking Iran last Thursday as the Islamic Republic refused to give up uranium enrichment, and Israeli forces established uncontested air superiority within days after eliminating key nuclear scientists and members of Iran’s military leadership.
President Donald Trump is currently deciding whether or not to go on offensive against Iran, with the White House saying Thursday that Trump would take at most two weeks to decide whether or not he will strike Iran.
Israel has so far dealt major damage to Iran’s defense capabilities, while also taking out many key leaders close to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Israel has also stated that