Iran Speaker Criticizes US ‘Dramatic Diplomacy’ Amid Tensions
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- Iran's Parliament Speaker criticized US 'dramatic diplomacy.'
- He accused the US of threatening military action then seeking negotiations.
- Ghalibaf urged Washington to accept realities and fulfill promises.
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Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has issued a statement directed at the United States. He strongly criticized US President Donald Trump's policies, accusing Washington of repeatedly engaging in 'dramatic diplomacy' by first threatening military attacks and then seeking negotiations. Ghalibaf stated that the US strategy of pressure through intimidation and broken promises has failed and urged Washington to accept ground realities and fulfill its promises.
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Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has strongly criticized US President Donald Trump's policies, stating that Washington is repeatedly engaging in 'dramatic diplomacy.'
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Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has strongly criticized US President Donald Trump's policies, stating that Washington is repeatedly engaging in 'dramatic diplomacy.' Ghalibaf, who also heads the Iranian delegation in US negotiations, said on social media that the US first threatens major military attacks, then suddenly changes its stance to talk about negotiations. He called this a 'repeated dramatic diplomacy.' The Iranian leader asserted that the US strategy of exerting pressure through intimidation, broken promises, and false news has failed and will not yield any positive results. Ghalibaf urged Washington to accept ground realities and fulfill its promises, adding that Iran needs serious and practical steps, not more statements or political drama.
Iran's Parliament Speaker, Bagher Ghalibaf, has issued a statement directed at the United States, according to reports.
The content of what was described as a "strong message" has not been detailed in the available information. Official confirmation and further details about the nature of the statement are awaited.
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