Iran Rejects All U.S. Talks After Trump's Remarks on Middle East War

Iran's security chief explicitly stated that the country would not engage in any talks with the United States after President Donald Trump's remarks. The statement was made in response to Trump's comments about resuming discussions on the Middle East war. Tehran emphasized its stance of non-negotiation, framing the U.S. approach as a provocation. The U.S. had previously indicated a willingness to resume diplomatic discussions, but Iran dismissed this as a strategic move rather than a genuine offer. The rejection followed a series of escalating tensions, including military posturing and sanctions. No immediate military action was reported, but the diplomatic rift deepened. Tehran says it will not engage in talks with the United States. Washington says it remains open to dialogue but has not yet received a formal response from Iran.