Summary
Iran criticized the United States after President Donald Trump made new threats about Iran's nuclear program. The U.S. has taken military actions against Iran's nuclear sites, and tensions remain high as Iran refuses to negotiate under current conditions. Both countries are not backing down, increasing the risk of conflict.
Key Facts
- Iran called the U.S. a "law-breaking country" after threats about its nuclear program.
- President Trump mentioned possible action if Iran resumes nuclear activities.
- The U.S. previously carried out strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in June.
- The U.S. demands that Iran stop uranium enrichment and missile development.
- Iran refuses new talks without assurances on sanctions and security.
- Iran conducted naval drills, showing readiness for potential threats.
- The tension affects global oil shipment areas like the Strait of Hormuz.
- Both nations are not showing willingness to compromise, risking escalation.
