CAIRO Reuters -Iran will respond immediately and decisively if its nuclear sites are attacked which would lead to an "all-out war in the region," Tehran's foreign minister told Al Jazeera TV in an interview aired on Friday.
Israel and the U. Concerns have grown among Iran's top decision-makers that U. Those concerns, coupled with mounting anger within Iran over economic conditions, could drive Tehran toward engaging in negotiations with the Trump administration over the fate of its fast-advancing nuclear programme.
Araqchi suggested that the United States could free blocked Iranian funds as a first confidence-building step between the two hostile countries. S which has not fulfilled its previous pledges to free them. These things can be done by the U. In , then-President Trump reneged on the nuclear deal between Iran and a group of world powers and re-imposed harsh U.
In response, Tehran breached the deal in several ways including by accelerating its uranium enrichment. Trump has vowed to return to the policy he pursued in his previous term that sought to use economic pressure to force the country to negotiate a deal on its nuclear programme, ballistic missile programme and regional activities.
Officers from U. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement ICE are cracking down on undocumented immigrants charged with crimes, according to reports. Current and former Israeli officials discussed the key issues that will dominate the meeting. Imagine, for a moment, that the Iranian government announces it has developed a nuclear bomb and threatens to use it on Israel. The United States reacts with the threat of military intervention, as it did in and in Iraq. Iran signals that it will not tolerate a third Gulf war and looks for allies.
