Iran Rejects Direct Talks with US as Trump Threatens Military Action

Iran demands trust-building measures from the US, while Trump warns of bombings and sanctions if no nuclear agreement is reached.

Iranian President Massud Peseschkian confirmed rejection of direct negotiations with the Trump administration but stated openness to indirect talks via intermediaries like Oman.
Trump reiterated threats of military strikes and secondary tariffs if Iran does not agree to a new nuclear deal, escalating tensions further.
Iran continues to demand that the US rectify past 'misconduct' and establish trust before any negotiations can progress.
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that Iran has significantly increased its production of uranium enriched near weapons-grade levels, raising global concerns.
Iran remains in its worst economic crisis due to international sanctions, with analysts suggesting that negotiations could alleviate the situation.