Iran's Supreme Leader Approves US-Iran Deal, Calls Trump's Tactics Desperate
Iran's Supreme Leader Approves US-Iran Deal, Calls Trump Desperate

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has authorised the Iran-US deal despite differing views within the leadership. He cited assurances from President Pezeshkian about protecting Iran's rights as a key factor in his decision.

Trump's Desperation Claim

Khamenei asserted that Donald Trump used all kinds of leverage to secure the deal, describing it as an act of desperation. This characterisation underscores the tensions surrounding the negotiations.

Deal Terms Outlined

The agreement requires Iran to dilute highly enriched uranium and allows oil sales, with a 60-day negotiation window for a final nuclear deal. These terms aim to de-escalate nuclear tensions while providing economic relief.

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Future Negotiations Stance

Khamenei emphasised that future talks will not mean accepting the 'enemy's point of view', framing negotiations as a defence of Iran's sovereignty. This position highlights Iran's insistence on maintaining its nuclear rights.

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