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Iran's Pezeshkian Says U.S. Negotiation Demands Are Unattainable
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the U.S. pursues a policy of maximum pressure to force Iran to the negotiating table and surrender to unilateral demands. He described these demands as impossible and unattainable. The remarks were reported by multiple Iranian media outlets.
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U.S. pursues a policy of maximum pressure on Iran and wants the country to come to the negotiating table to surrender to its unilateral demands, which he called impossible. Pezeshkian, speaking on ongoing negotiations, emphasized that America's demands from Iran are unattainable, according to reports from Fars News and other Iranian media.
U.S. approach to expectations that Iran would yield, a scenario he rejected outright. U.S. wants Iran to surrender to its unilateral demands, framing this as part of a broader policy of maximum pressure.
He stated directly that such demands are impossible for Iran to meet. Pezeshkian added that America's demands from Iran are unattainable, underscoring the challenges in any potential talks. Multiple sources, including Iranian state media, carried his remarks on the matter.
U.S. policy as one that seeks to bring Iran to negotiations only to impose surrender, a position he maintained is not feasible.
