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Iran Rules Out Talks With U.S. Until Trump’s Threats Stop

New York Times - WorldCenter-LeftEN 3 min read 100% complete by Ben HubbardJanuary 30, 2026 at 03:31 PM
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Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, stated on Friday in Istanbul that Iran will not engage in direct negotiations with the United States while under threat from President Trump. Araghchi emphasized that talks must be based on a fair approach, ruling out discussions about Iran's ballistic missiles, which he considers essential for security. President Trump has threatened military action to force Iran to halt its nuclear program, limit its missiles, and end support for allied militias. Iran has vowed retaliation against any American attacks, potentially targeting U.S. bases or allies. Several countries in the region are urging de-escalation, fearing a regional war.

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Key Player Opposition Context
Oman 30% Hakan Fidan 30% Israel 30% Qatar 30% Saudi Arabia ×240% Istanbul ×240% United Arab Emirates ×240% Turkey ×250% Abbas Araghchi ×470% Donald Trump ×380% Iran ×1290% United States ×790%

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iran-us tensions 90% ballistic missiles 80% nuclear program 70% diplomacy 60% regional war 50% threats 50%

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New York Times - World
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Center-Left (-0.30)
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90%
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Iran

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