Iran Rejects Direct Talks with U.S., Open to Indirect Diplomacy Through Oman

Tehran accelerates uranium enrichment and places military on high alert as tensions with Washington escalate over nuclear program.

Iran has officially rejected Donald Trump's proposal for direct negotiations on its nuclear program, citing U.S. threats of military action as a barrier to meaningful dialogue.
Tehran remains open to indirect talks mediated by Oman, a longstanding diplomatic channel between the two nations.
Iran has placed its armed forces on maximum alert and warned neighboring countries against supporting any potential U.S. military actions, labeling such support as hostile.
Uranium enrichment has been accelerated to 60% purity, nearing weapons-grade levels, raising international concerns about Iran's nuclear intentions.
Russia has condemned U.S. military threats against Iran, urging restraint and emphasizing the need for diplomatic solutions to avoid regional escalation.