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Iran’s Supreme Leader Calls U.S. Nuclear Deal Proposal ‘Nonsense’
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Wednesday that abandoning uranium enrichment was “100 percent” against Tehran’s interests, effectively rejecting a key U.S. demand in weeks of tense negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program.
Iran is preparing a counter-proposal after rejecting the U.S. nuclear deal, prompting President Trump to caution that "time ...
The future of high-stakes negotiations over Iran's nuclear program remains shrouded in uncertainty as the U.S. and Iran ...
Nuclear talks between Iran and the US have reached an impasse over Iran’s right to produce and stockpile low-enriched uranium ...
The response from Iran's Supreme Leader's is the clearest yet to the nuclear proposals made by the administration of U.S.
An Axios report revealed the United States will allow Iran to continue limited uranium enrichement under certain conditions ...
Western nations are planning to table a resolution at a meeting of the U.N.’s nuclear agency that will find Iran in ...
Following a lengthy call, Trump said Putin could help bring Iran to a nuclear agreement and warned Tehran's delay must end ...
Iran has dramatically increased its stockpile of uranium needed to create nuclear weapons and has fallen short of compliance ...
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