Iran says ready for talks but will defend itself against US aggression
Summary
Iran and the United States are planning to meet in Geneva to discuss Iran's nuclear program and find a diplomatic solution. Iran insists it wants peace but will defend itself if the U.S. decides to take military action. President Trump mentioned the possibility of a limited strike if no agreement is reached.Key Facts
- Talks between the U.S. and Iran are set to occur in Geneva to discuss Iran's nuclear program.
- Iran wants a peaceful solution but will respond if the U.S. attacks.
- President Trump said he is considering a small-scale military strike on Iran.
- A significant U.S. military presence has built up in the Middle East.
- Iranian officials insist they are ready to defend themselves.
- Negotiations have been going on indirectly through intermediaries like Oman.
- Iran and the U.S. had talks in Switzerland recently, with more to follow.
- Iran denies any temporary agreement has been made with the U.S.
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