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BREAKING LIVE: Araghchi Warning Goes Viral As Trump Seeks Iran Peace Talks | us iran conflict
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3:06:10Now PlayingIran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi had issued a stark warning at the United Nations, saying there was “no reason to trust the United States,” in remarks that have resurfaced as U.S. President Donald Trump pushes for a potential new Iran deal. The archived Security Council stakeout, delivered amid tensions over the nuclear agreement and Western sanctions, highlights Tehran’s deep mistrust of Washington following the 2018 withdrawal from the JCPOA. As renewed diplomatic efforts emerge, Araghchi’s comments are gaining traction online, underscoring the fragile state of U.S.-Iran relations and raising fresh questions over the viability of any future agreement. US-Iran War 2026 Latest Updates: Full coverage of the military escalation and frontline developments between the United States and Iran. Featuring technical analysis of US Air Force strikes and IRGC ballistic operations. Reported by the Times Now World editorial team.
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