'Only the language of missiles': Iran hits back hard at Donald Trump
Iran has rejected US President Donald Trump's claim that the two countries are engaged in productive talks, calling it false and politically motivated. The US had announced a temporary halt to military strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, which Iran views as a sign of weakness rather than goodwill.
Iran has denied being in talks with the US despite President Trump's claims. The US announced a pause in planned military strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, citing a window for diplomacy. However, Iranian officials say there are no negotiations underway and view the US posture as coercive. The disagreement highlights a gap between Washington's narrative of diplomacy and Tehran's portrayal of defiance. Iran has warned of a swift response to any attack on its critical infrastructure. The US pause is seen as an attempt to manage geopolitical risks and stabilize global oil markets.
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