Iran’s supreme leader rules out talks with Donald Trump

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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ruled out talks with US President Donald Trump, citing past experience and hoping to answer any threats.

“There should be no negotiations with such a government, because it is neither wise nor reasonable nor dignity.” ChuminiOn Friday, the Iranian military forces said the country’s final decision maker.

He touched upon the 2015 nuclear deal, which Trump came out of 2018 before imposing the most difficult sanctions on Iran. “This is our experience with them,” he said. “We have to use it.”

“If they threaten us, we will jeopardize them. If they act on their threats, we will act on us, “said Khamenei. “If they break the security of our nation, we will break them. A number of a number is our duty, as required by Islam. “

Khamenei’s statement came to the week when Trump signed an executive order to return to his first term “maximum pressure” sanctions WaistBut he called Tehran and Washington to come up with “approved nuclear agreement.”

Diplomats of the President’s Reform Government Diplomats May have been proposed in recent weeks that Iran may be open to negotiations to calm the world that it is not looking for nuclear weapons.

But Khamenei’s remarks clearly state the higher position of the Iranian leader over Trump’s administration.

Trump announced that he wants to take a serious approach to Iran’s “resistance axis”, through which the Islamic Republic supports the belligerent group, such as Lebanon’s Hzbollah and Hamas.

But Iran promised to maintain its foreign policy and defense priorities, including the support of regional proxies and the development of ballistic missiles.

Khamenei criticized the Iranian previous negotiators, saying that during the past diplomatic efforts they were “too generous and discredited.”

“They were negotiating, smiled, shocked my hands and made friends,” he said, but the United States “does not even take on it.”