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The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

Iran delegation protests Trump's threats at Switzerland talks, weighs ‘proper’ response: Source The Iranian delegation to the Switzerland talks protests at Trump's latest verbal threats while simultaneously weighing a proper response, a source tells Press TV.

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

Trump threatens Iranian negotiators and the Strait of Hormuz right as talks begin in Switzerland Iran formally protests, refuses photo-ops, reportedly walks out (though a U.S. diplomat denies this) Iran says the nuclear file isn’t even on the table this round, but Lebanon and sanctions relief are

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

Iran briefing: Trump threatens Iran's negotiators as two sides meet Donald Trump warns the Iranian delegation they might not return home from talks in Switzerland talks as the US and Iran argue over the fate of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

Iran walks out of talks in Switzerland after Trump's threats Iran has also lodged a formal protest with the United States over the threats In the wake of President Trump's threats, Iran reportedly halted talks with the United States in Switzerland, according to state-affiliated news agency Tasnim and Iranian officials close to Tehran's negotiating team. The president's tweet in question, which sparked the row, read, “If they don’t, we’ll hit Iran very hard again, just like we did last week, only harder!” In response to this renewed threat, reports say Tehran officially protested to Washington and informed its counterpart of its consideration of an appropriate response. In light of this, a key member of Iran's negotiating team, parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, posted a crucial tweet explaining the crux of what Tehran believes is disrupting the talks. "Do they not realise that if their threats had been effective, they would not have reached today's state of desperation? We do not take the Americans' threats seriously." The Iranian leader warned, "They would do better to be careful about their statements. Our armed forces are prepared to respond in a different manne…

Iranian delegation continues talks with US in Switzerland — media The Iranian Al Alam television channel reported earlier that the Iranian delegation had walked out of the talks in protest against US President Donald Trump’s threats on renewed strikes against Iran over the situation in Lebanon

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…

Iranian delegations expresses protest to US side over Trump’s threats — TV According to the Press TV channel, Iran "is looking at options of an appropriate response" to US President’s threats

The Iranian delegation involved in talks with US representatives in Switzerland has voiced its protest at threats by US President Donald Trump to order new attacks on Iran if Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to "cause trouble", Iran's state news agency IRNA reports. Trump's statements came shortly after high-level talks between the US and Iran began earlier on Sunday in the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock. Both sides had previously pledged to refrain from further attacks and threats under a memorandum of understanding signed earlier this week, paving the way for the Swiss talks, which are aimed at hammering out a long-term peace deal. Iran responded to Trump's threats in a less bellicose tone, with the chief negotiator telling US officials they would not find themselves in their current hopeless situation if such threats were actually effective. "We do not take these statements seriously, but it would nevertheless be advisable for them to show more restraint," Iran's parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding that the Iranian armed forces remained ready to respond in other ways. "No matter how much they talk, we are the ones who take action." Iranian…