Who will sign U.S. x Iran deal?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told ABC News that the decision on how to proceed with the Islamic Republic rests with US President Donald Trump. He also denied reports that he is trying to encourage Trump to continue attacks on the Islamic Republic amid the talks. Expressing doubts about reaching an agreement with the Islamic Republic, Netanyahu said: “I don’t know if that’s an unlikely outcome, but I’m skeptical about the way Iran operates. They always lie, they always cheat, they always try to buy time. Is it possible that this behavior will change under enough pressure, including diplomatic and economic pressure? We can test that.” After meeting with Trump, he stressed that he believes the US president is leading the Washington-Israeli partnership, saying: “The reality is that we are partners and allies. He is the senior partner; it is the United States of America, and we must not forget that. "I am a junior partner, but I am the Prime Minister of Israel and I will defend the interests and security of my country whenever necessary."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed skepticism during his meeting with President Trump about the chances of reaching an agreement with Iran, and the two discussed increasing economic pressure on Iran "through kinetic and non-kinetic means," a senior Israeli official said in a briefing to reporters.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office released images of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meeting with US President Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff and Scott Bessant at the White House on Tuesday. A White House official told CNN that Netanyahu and Trump are expected to discuss the Iran war, progress in talks with Lebanon and efforts to expand the Abraham Accords. Fox News also reported that Netanyahu is expected to present information that he says shows the Islamic Republic is expanding its nuclear facilities, while Tehran continues to refuse direct talks with the US, despite Trump's optimism about diplomacy.

As Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in Washington to meet with Donald Trump, Trump has suddenly spoken of moving towards negotiations with the Islamic Republic. White House officials have also announced that these negotiations have made some progress. However, Netanyahu does not seem to be very satisfied with this development. Reported by Babak Eshaghi, Iran International correspondent

21:02/ 2 Aug Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Washington on Tuesday (July 28). This trip could be a prelude to an escalation of the conflict between the United States and the regime, as available information indicates that Netanyahu's main goal will be to convince Trump that a new round of conflict with Iran is effective. It is possible that intense clashes will begin earlier than Tuesday. Iran is ready to preemptively attack any target that is deemed to be on the verge of an operation.

The US Secretary of State, on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Manila, repeated his previous statements that "Iran is not ready for an agreement," saying, "They will pay the price for this." Marco Rubio said on Thursday, August 2, "The cost to Iran is increasing every night until they come to their senses," and added, "Despite Iran's audacity, they are suffering greatly, and this suffering will continue." The US Secretary of State also expressed hope that the Iranian government would be ready to agree "probably soon," but emphasized that they are clearly not ready for an agreement at the moment, "at least not an agreement that they are willing to accept." In response to a question about Donald Trump's recent statements about Iran paying a price for the deaths of American soldiers and attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Rubio also said that Trump's policy is "a head for an eye and "Iran will pay a heavy price." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

Marco Rubio Says Iran Is 'Not Ready' To Make a Deal, Threatens With Further Escalation 'Every Night'. • Secretary of State Marco Rubio said strikes against Iran will continue to escalate until Tehran is ready to make a deal "they are willing to live by."

Live: Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday that the United States would continue to strike Iran until its leadership was serious about making a deal. “The problem with Iran is every time they make a deal, the people that are in charge there, they either break it or they want to change it,” Rubio told reporters during a visit to the Philippines.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on the sidelines of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' meeting that the Islamic Republic does not appear to be ready to reach an agreement. He added: "If this trend continues, Tehran will pay a heavy price." More details with Ahmad Samadi, Iran International correspondent

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the Islamic Republic is clearly not ready to reach an agreement that it can adhere to, and that the US will increase the cost of the Islamic Republic's actions every night with nightly strikes until it changes its approach. He said on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Manila that Islamic Republic officials violate any agreement or seek to change its terms after signing it, which shows that they are not ready to reach an agreement. He said: "They will be ready to agree soon, because the cost they are paying is very high." The US Secretary of State also rejected media reports about disagreements among US government officials over Iran, saying that US President Donald Trump is the main negotiator and that members of his team play different roles depending on the issue.

The US Secretary of State said that the Islamic Republic's officials violate every agreement or want to change it after it is agreed upon, which shows that they are not ready to agree. Marco Rubio added: "They will be ready to agree soon, because the price they are paying is very high."

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio: Iran is begging us to reach an agreement Iran seems unwilling to reach an agreement Iran doesn't want to reach an agreement now It appears the Houthis are getting involved in the conflict The Houthis were dragged into this war by the Iranians The price Iran will pay will increase every night until it comes to its senses I hope the Houthis will stop launching attacks For more, follow us on YouTube More details on Alhadath Net

The US Secretary of State said that the Islamic Republic is clearly not ready for an agreement to which it will adhere. Marco Rubio emphasized that the US will increase the cost of the Islamic Republic's actions every night with nightly attacks until it changes its approach.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Manila that the memorandum of understanding with the Islamic Republic was based on adherence to commitments, but Tehran violated it and as a result, the agreement is no longer valid. Reported by Alireza Mohebi, Iran International correspondent

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the memorandum of understanding with the Islamic Republic was based on adherence to commitments, but Tehran violated it and as a result, the agreement is no longer valid. He added that the memorandum included the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and ensuring freedom of navigation, and the Islamic Republic should have issued a statement about this about a week and a half ago, but on the same day a ship was attacked. The US Secretary of State also said that Washington continues to support diplomacy and a negotiated solution, but it seems that the Islamic Republic is not serious about this at the moment. Rubio added that China also opposes the Islamic Republic's actions in the Strait of Hormuz and the imposition of tariffs on the passage of ships. According to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the Islamic Republic is facing serious economic problems and Iranian citizens are facing high inflation and a sharp increase in food prices. @VahidOOnLine @VahidOnline

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the agreement with the Islamic Republic was based on adherence to commitments, but Tehran violated it and as a result, the agreement is no longer valid. He added that the agreement included the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and ensuring freedom of navigation, and the Islamic Republic should have issued a statement about this about a week and a half ago, but on the same day a ship was attacked. The US Secretary of State also said that Washington continues to support diplomacy and a negotiated solution, but it seems that the Islamic Republic is not serious about this at the moment. Rubio added that China also opposes the Islamic Republic's actions in the Strait of Hormuz and imposing tariffs on the passage of ships. According to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the Islamic Republic is facing serious economic problems and Iranian citizens are facing high inflation and a sharp increase in food prices.

Iran Reportedly Sent The U.S. a Ceasefire Proposal. Marco Rubio Says Tehran Is 'Not Serious' About Talks. • Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the U.S. continues to be committed to pursuing diplomatic ways to end the war in Iran, but claimed Tehran is "not serious about talks."

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in the Philippine capital that keeping the Strait of Hormuz open was a key provision of the agreement, but the Islamic Republic had violated that commitment. He added that the agreement does not give Iran the right to fire drones and missiles at ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Live: Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Iranian officials had reached out to the United States to try to negotiate a solution to the current renewal of fighting, but that American officials are skeptical about the efficacy of the talks because their Iranian counterparts “have not kept their commitments.”

Live: Secretary of State Marco Rubio said at the start of a meeting with top Asian diplomats in Manila on Wednesday that the United States would continue to attack Iran as long as it tried to exercise control over the Strait of Hormuz and charge tolls to commercial ships. He argued that Iran had violated a U.S.-Iranian agreement that says Tehran should allow ships to transit the strait. “When those commitments are not kept, which is what’s happened in this particular case, then there will be consequences,” Rubio said. He did not mention that the agreement acknowledges Iran’s power in the waterway.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Washington remains ready to negotiate and resolve differences with the Islamic Republic, but Tehran is not showing a serious approach in the negotiations. Rubio said that if diplomacy fails, the United States will take action to protect its interests and those of its allies. He stressed that the United States still prefers a diplomatic solution, but if negotiations fail, it will not hesitate to defend the interests and security of its allies.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that despite completing the ninth consecutive night of military strikes on Iran, Washington still welcomes a diplomatic solution and will continue to try to negotiate with the Islamic Republic. He stressed that the US military response is related to Tehran's actions, not its messages about willingness to negotiate. Rubio accused the Islamic Republic of firing missiles and drones at ships and obstructing traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, and said that Tehran cannot expect the agreement to remain valid by violating the provisions of the June memorandum of understanding. The US secretary of state said that the Islamic Republic continues to send messages about willingness to talk, but Washington bases its decisions on Tehran's practical behavior. He added that if the path to negotiations is opened, the US would welcome it. In response to a question about the consequences of the failure of diplomacy, Rubio warned that the outcome of such a situation would not be favorable for the Islamic Republic and, referring to Iran's economic conditions, said that the country's economy is in a state of disarray.

Washington's repeated violations of the memorandum of understanding signed by the presidents of Iran and the United States have proven that Donald Trump's signature is "worth absolutely nothing," Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said in a statement on his Facebook page. On July 18, Tehran announced that it had suspended its obligations under the memorandum of understanding with Washington. That same evening, the US Central Command reported the deaths of two of its soldiers in Jordan in an Iranian strike. Following this, on the night of July 19, the US armed forces launched a new wave of strikes against Iran. The IRGC responded with attacks on "key US bases" in Kuwait. RBK Channel on "Max" RBK app for iOS and Android

In a statement, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, Mojtaba Khamenei, called the US President's signature invalid and emphasized the continuation of the war with the help of the Islamic Republic's proxy forces. Ali Shirazi, a member of the editorial board of Iran International, rejected the claim that the US President's signature was invalid and said that after the Islamabad agreement, Washington implemented its commitments, including lifting the naval blockade and granting a temporary exemption for oil sales, but the Islamic Republic did not adhere to its commitment to secure the Strait of Hormuz.

Mojtaba Khamenei attacks America, accusing it of violating the signed memorandum of understanding, and says Trump's signature is "not credible."

The US President's signature is worthless, Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said in his address to the nation. He accused Trump of yet another violation of the memorandum of understanding. "The US's latest violation of the memorandum of understanding signed between the presidents of Iran and the US has once again exposed the fundamental truth: the US President's signature is worthless and devoid of credibility. This once again confirms that coercion, totalitarianism, and cruelty are inseparable components of the US doctrine," Khamenei wrote in his message. The Iranian Supreme Leader threatened an "unforgettable lesson" that has been prepared for the United States.

Calling for internal unity in #Iran, Mr. #Mojtaba_Khamenei: Violating the agreement proves the invalidity of the US president's signature

Mojtaba Khamenei tonight highlighted the impacts of these exact points: what's the purpose of negotiations on a deal when Trump's repeated deceit and fickleness have destroyed faith in his ability to uphold a deal?

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Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei describes Trump's signing of the memorandum of understanding as "worthless," saying that America has repeatedly violated it.