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Pezeshkian Draws Red Line | Sharif Betrays US? | Iran Rejects To Negotiate With Trump Over Missiles
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June 24, 2026
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3:14Now PlayingIranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has firmly rejected any possibility of negotiations over Iran’s missile programme during his visit to Pakistan, stating that the country’s defence capabilities are non-negotiable and were never part of any agreement with the United States. Speaking at a joint press conference with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad, he emphasized that Iran will not discuss its military strength with any foreign power and insisted that lasting regional peace can only be achieved through dialogue and mutual respect. Pakistan backed Iran’s stance, with Sharif rejecting double standards on ballistic missile capabilities and affirming Iran’s sovereign right to maintain its defence systems. The US has suggested missile stockpiles and proxy activity may be addressed in future talks, but Tehran has strongly dismissed these claims, further escalating tensions in an already fragile geopolitical environment.
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