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Iran Says It Is Prepared for All Scenarios With No Nuclear Talks With U.S.
A spokesperson for Iran's parliamentary National Security Commission told Al Jazeera Mubasher that Iran is prepared for all scenarios. The spokesperson said Iran has no nuclear negotiations with the United States. The remarks come amid heightened regional tensions following recent developments involving the two countries.
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A spokesperson for Iran's parliamentary National Security Commission said the country is prepared for all scenarios in its dealings with the United States. The spokesperson made the statement during an interview with Al Jazeera Mubasher on Wednesday.
The spokesperson added that Iran currently has no nuclear negotiations with America. The comments reflect Tehran's public position on its nuclear program and broader relations with Washington. Iran and the United States have had no direct nuclear talks since the collapse of the 2015 nuclear agreement.
The parliamentary commission's statement comes as both countries continue to navigate tensions in the Middle East. Iran has repeatedly stated it will respond to any threats to its security.
The remarks follow a period of increased military and diplomatic activity in the region. Multiple incidents involving Iranian and U.S. interests have been reported in recent months. The spokesperson's comments signal that Tehran maintains readiness across possible outcomes while ruling out current talks on its nuclear activities.
