Iran Denies US Peace Talks as Trump Claims Victory, Israel Continues Strikes

Iran's ambassador to Pakistan has firmly denied any peace negotiations are taking place with the United States, contradicting signals from President Trump. The Israeli envoy to the UN stated military operations against Iran continue with the goal of preventing it from gaining nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities. Trump claimed the US is in negotiations and that Iran is "totally defeated" militarily. Meanwhile, military strikes continue from both sides, making peace in West Asia elusive.

Key Points: Iran Denies US Peace Talks Amid Trump Claims, Israel Strikes

  • Iran denies any peace talks with US
  • Trump claims negotiations and Iranian defeat
  • Israel continues strikes to deny Iran nukes
  • Israeli envoy labels Iran a source of chaos
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"No peace talks with Washington," says Iran's envoy to Pakistan after US President Trump signalled peace overtures

Iran's envoy rejects US peace overtures as Trump declares victory. Israel vows to continue military operations to deny Iran nuclear capability.

"The current war is the result of America's betrayal of the negotiations. - Reza Amiri Moghadam"

Tehran, March 25

The Iranian Ambassador in Islamabad Reza Amiri Moghadam has said there had been no talks between Washington or Tehran, after US President Donald Trump signalled that there had been peace overtures between the two sides.

According to IRNA news the Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan was quoted as saying, "The current war is the result of America's betrayal of the negotiations."

Earlier, Israel's Envoy to the United Nations Danny Danon has denied any knowledge of possible peace talks between Iran, the United States and Israel.

Addressing a media stakeout at the United Nations on Tuesday (local time) he said the goal was to ensure that Iran did not gain nuclear capability.

"I'm not familiar with our participation in such talks. It's important to note that we continue with the operation. As we speak, Israel and the US, we continue to target military targets in Iran. We'll continue to do that. Now, when you speak about negotiations, we know that at the end of any operation or conflict, you have to go to diplomacy. And we will make sure that the outcome will be that Iran will not have the nuclear capability, will not have the ballistic missiles capability, and that we will achieve the goals that we put forward only a month ago. I think we accomplished a lot. I'm not sure that the Iranians realize that, but we accomplished a lot. We have weakened the regime. But we have to make sure that we don't create the condition for them to go back to where they were. We want to create a different reality on the ground," he said.

The Israeli envoy claimed that Israel had always advocated for peace in the region while the Islamic regime was the opposite.

"One should ask himself about every nation: who is bringing stabilization to the area, and who is bringing chaos? Israel is a stabilizing force in the region. We want peace. Allow me to answer that. We sign peace treaties, we promote peace, we pray for peace. When you look at the Iranian regime, they are doing exactly the opposite. They have attacked 13 countries in one month. You know, Israel exists for 77 years. We never had war with 13 countries combined. So today you understand that Iran is a problem for instability and Israel is a source for peace and stability. Thank you," Danon said.

These remarks from the Iranian and Israeli side come after US President signalled that peace overtures were being made with Iran and that the war was coming to an end.

"We're in negotiations right now. I can tell you, they'd like to make a deal and who wouldn't if you were there? Look, their navy's gone, their air force is gone, their communications are gone. pretty much everything they have is gone. I think we are going to end it. I cannot tell you for sure. We have won this... We literally have planes flying over Tehran and other parts of their country. They can't do a thing about it. For instance, if I want to take down that power plant, they can't do a thing about it... They are totally defeated... Militarily, they are dead," he said.

With Israel continuing its strikes in Iran and the Iranian military launching wave 80 of its retaliatory strikes, peace remains elusive in West Asia.

- ANI

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Priya S
The Iranian envoy's statement from Islamabad is interesting. Pakistan often plays a middleman role. Hope this doesn't further complicate things for India's interests in the region.
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Rohit P
Trump saying "we're in negotiations" and Iran saying there are "no talks" – typical confusion. This affects global oil prices, which hits our pockets directly. Need a clear resolution.
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Sarah B
The Israeli envoy's claim that Iran attacked 13 countries in a month seems like massive exaggeration for propaganda. This kind of rhetoric just fuels more conflict. Peace talks are the only way.
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Vikram M
As an Indian, our foreign policy has always been about strategic autonomy. We have good relations with both the Gulf nations and Israel. Hope we can use that position to encourage dialogue, not war.
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Karthik V
The article mentions "wave 80" of retaliatory strikes. That's horrifying for the common people caught in between. India should offer humanitarian aid and support for de-escalation. Innocent lives matter most.

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