Iran has ruled out fresh negotiations with the United States, as senior official Ali Larijani said Tehran will not return to talks. He dismissed reports claiming Iran had approached Washington through intermediaries, insisting that such claims were not true.
Larijani accused former US President Donald Trump of creating instability in the region. He said Trump’s actions have increased tensions and put more American troops at risk, blaming Washington for escalating the crisis.
According to him, Iran did not initiate the current conflict and would not accept pressure to reopen dialogue under threat. His comments highlight growing hostility between both countries amid ongoing regional confrontations.
The development signals further strain in US-Iran relations, with diplomatic efforts appearing stalled. Observers say the situation could deepen instability in the Middle East if both sides fail to reduce tensions.
