Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

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It will become abundantly clear... if and when it falters that it was never an objective. This was sought only after all available venues were burned.
It had become clear after the third day that things were not going as intended. The shock and awe and decapitation strikes didn't produce results. The collapse didn't happen...
Talks or negotiations provided the respite and option to reorient and change the posture. It didn't work to Iranian advantage but Iran never had the upper hand being defender against the aggressor/invader. It will inevitably be the invaders that will at some point have to choose between keeping the deployment or return home. As Iran simply cannot reciprocate-in-kind. And those who can want to wait and see without getting their hands dirty... they'd instead enjoy the show of US capability... demonstrate on screen the edge and reach of American power. As I said before, silence produced the dividends that brought America this high... it never had to show it in color, in full display... when Iran is fighting with one hand tied behind it's back... as the system always delivered a weak and tied prey running out of gas... for the calvary to come, chop it up and make small meal... for the world in awe.
Instead the deceiver in chief... keeps playing his devils playbook. And for the umpteenth time Iran has to bite for all around to see that it did listen and tried to appease the aggressor.
 
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Iran not ready for further in-person talks with US, minister tells AP
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Saeed Khatibzadeh speaks into a pack of press microphones


Iran's deputy foreign minister says the country isn't ready for a new round of face-to-face talks with the US, according to the Associated Press (AP), because Washington refuses to drop what he calls "maximalist" demands on key issues.

Saeed Khatibzadeh also tells AP that Tehran won't hand over its enriched uranium to the US, calling it a "non-starter" - despite what Donald Trump said on Friday.

Khatibzadeh says there has been contact between the two sides, but Iran wants a "framework agreement" to be finalised before any in-person talks.

He says the US needs to "understand and address our main concerns", including sanctions imposed on Iran.

Earlier today, Trump says there are "very good conversations going on" with Iran.
 

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