Middle East crisis live: Iran denies Trump’s claims that talks due to take place
Iran has denied claims by US President Trump that talks between the two nations were scheduled for Monday. An Iranian spokesperson stated there were no plans to send or receive a delegation.

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AI-generatedIran has denied claims by US President Trump that talks between the two nations were scheduled for Monday. An Iranian spokesperson stated there were no plans to send or receive a delegation. This comes as Iranian state media reported the execution of two individuals on Monday, accused of espionage and cooperation with Israel. The judiciary news outlet Mizan reported that Omid Behzad and Pouria Safvat allegedly provided Israel with coordinates of military and security sites, along with images and information. These alleged actions occurred during recent conflicts.
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4 extractedUS President Trump stated that talks with Iran were set to take place on Monday.
Iran denies plans to receive or send a delegation for talks with the US.
The executed individuals were accused of providing coordinates and information to Israel.
Iran executed two individuals on charges of espionage and cooperation with Israel.