Iran's Supreme Leader Says Talks With US 'Not Smart'
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismissed the prospect of negotiations with the United States, stating that past experience has shown such talks are neither "smart, wise, nor honorable." His remarks come as U.S. President Donald Trump renews calls for a verified nuclear peace agreement with Tehran.
Iran's response came a day after President Donald Trump restored his maximum pressure campaign on the country.
On Thursday, February 6, Iranian media reported that, according to Ali Alghasi, the head of Tehran’s judiciary, 82% of the abused children in the city are Afghan citizens.
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