Iran rejects peace talks with the USA, citing "Washington's excessive demands"

Iran has announced that it will not participate in a second round of peace talks with the United States, according to the IRNA news agency. Tehran's absence is justified by "Washington's excessive demands," unrealistic expectations, constant changes in position, and ongoing naval blockade. This decision comes in the context of former President Donald Trump's statement that the talks will take place tomorrow in Pakistan.

Trump previously warned that, in the event Iran does not reach an agreement, he will "demolish" the country's essential infrastructure, including power plants and bridges. This situation reflects the heightened tensions between the two nations and the complexity of international negotiations.