“Talk to us meaningless”: Iran excludes nuclear conversations; Tehran blames us for supporting Israel – Times of India

IRan said that conversations with the United States about its nuclear program are now ‘meaningless’ after what it described as Israel’s greatest military strike against his territory. Tehran accused Washington of supporting the Israeli attack.The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Esmaeil Baghaei of Iran told the Tasnim press agency of Iran: “The other side (the US) has acted in a way that makes dialogue useless. You cannot claim to negotiate and at the same time distributed work by having the Zionist regime (Israel) aimed at the area of ​​Iran.” He also said that Israel “had succeeded” in the diplomatic process “in it” and suggested that the attack would not have happened without the American approval.Iran had previously accused the United States of being involved in the Israeli strikes. Washington denied the accusation and speak, in the United Nations Security Council, to return to negotiations at Tehran and said that it would be “wise” to resume conversations about his nuclear program.In a dramatic turn, however, US President Donald Trump claimed the honor of determining the scene, with reference to a 60-day ultimatum he says he gave Iran, even when his own officials denied direct American involvement in the operation. On Friday, Trump took socially on the truth to suggest that the strikes followed a countdown he had initiated. “Two months ago I gave Iran a 60-day ultimatum to” close a deal, “Trump wrote. The sixth round of the American nuclear conversations was planned for Sunday in Muscat. After the Israeli strikes, however, it remains uncertain whether the conversations will take place as planned.Iran launched back-to-back rocket and drone strikes on Israel at night and responded to what it once called Israel’s largest military operation. The second wave of attacks of the government led by Khamene came shortly after the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to the nation and warned that more Israeli operations were continued.

Iran claims that his uranium enrichment program is exclusively for civil use and rejects the allegations of Israel that it is secretly developing nuclear weapons.