Quote from: Tungbulu on Today at 02:31:38 PM

Quote from: Fiatless on Today at 12:04:38 PM

You need to follow the global news to be able to understand what led to this escalation. Negotiations between the US and Iran concerning Iran's nuclear power were fixed for last Sunday in Oman, and Iran was prepared to attend the meeting. Then on Friday, Israel started bombing Iran after getting permission from the US. So who do you want to blame? There was no deal that Iran refused to accept because negotiations are just at their early stage. I am guided by nothing but the truth.

Your comments clearly shows that you're not aware of Trump's brief phone call with CNN on Friday, where he clearly stated that he gave Iran a 60 days warning, which was before the matter escalated to this point. All these started after Iran ignored Trump's warning. Do you still think that US is to blame for acting after 61 days of being ignored? Get your facts right

This will be my last post regarding your position. Firstly, the US government denied that they were aware of the attacks because they are aware that negotiations were going on. Secondly, Trump is now claiming that he gave Iran the chance to negotiation while the US was part of the negotiations. Thirdly, you cannot attack a party when you are already having a meeting to settle the issue. My point is that why attack a country that is willing to negotiate? It would have been fair to wait until after the negotiations.

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The strikes came the morning after news broke that the sixth round of the US-Iran nuclear talks would take place in Oman Sunday, with US President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff set to hold another round of indirect negotiations with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20250613-why-did-israel-attack-iran-in-the-middle-of-us-iran-nuclear-talks