Iran's Araghchi Fires New Nuclear Weapons Salvo; Sets Conditions For Talks With Team Trump
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Jul 14, 2025, 04:16:24 AM |
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Iran's FM Abbas Araghchi slams the IAEA, calling its June report a "pretext" for US and Israeli airstrikes that damaged nuclear sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. Tehran accused the US of betraying negotiations and hinted at its right to develop nuclear weapons after the attacks. Araghchi insists Iran has "no desire" for nukes but warns of a "new form" of cooperation with the IAEA, reviewed case-by-case for safety.
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