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Pezeshkian Calls On Iranians To Ration Electricity, 'Stand Up' To US, As Negotiations 'Stalemated'
Pezeshkian Calls On Iranians To Ration Electricity, 'Stand Up' To US, As Negotiations 'Stalemated'
Saudi Arabian state-owned outlet Al Hadath is reporting what many might consider obvious: Stalemate in mediation efforts between Washington and Tehran, the source reports Wednesday.
US officials are continuing to tell Tehran that there will be "no progress" in negotiations until there's progress on the nuclear file and that Hormuz is no longer a priority after Iran "lost control of it".
via AFPAnd yet, there's been possibly a dozen or more Iranian drone attacks on foreign vessels transiting the...
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