
U.S., Israel, Iran Clash Over Nuclear Strike Fallout
Conflicting reports from U.S., Israel, and Iran on nuclear strike damage highlight strategic divides and risks to non-proliferation efforts.
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Conflicting reports from U.S., Israel, and Iran on nuclear strike damage highlight strategic divides and risks to non-proliferation efforts.
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Iran’s foreign ministry states no decision yet on joining U.S. nuclear talks, citing Israel’s actions and regional tensions. Talks scheduled for June 15 remain uncertain.
Iran suspends nuclear talks with the U.S., accusing Washington of backing Israel’s military strike. Tensions escalate as diplomatic efforts face uncertainty.
Iran confirms U.S. delegation head Steve Witkoff left Rome nuclear talks due to flight schedule; fifth round of Oman-mediated negotiations continues.
Iranian officials signal progress in nuclear negotiations but reject U.S. demands to dismantle infrastructure. Latest talks in Oman spotlight challenges to reviving the 2015 deal.