My crude from Iran condemns negotiation with us, but it seems that it leaves the door

Ayatollah Ali Khawnai, the supreme leader of Iran, said that negotiations with the United States were “unimaginous, smart, and not honorable”, a few days after President Trump said he was ready to revive negotiations with Tehran.

But Mr. Khamnai did not stop requesting the Iranian government, which was sent for several months that she was interested in negotiations, not dealing with Washington. Despite Mr. Khamnai Make an unusual gesture Last year of opening up to the talks, he generally made a hostile position to the public towards Washington even while allowing Iranian officials to negotiate.

In Friday’s comments, Mr. Khmanini argued that Iran’s previous experiences that are negotiating with the United States showed that Washington could easily retreat in the agreements. According to the previous administration of Mr. Trump, the United States from which one side withdrew from a nuclear deal, according to which Iran was challenged from its enrichment and storage in uranium in exchange for reducing sanctions.

“Negotiating with America will not solve any problem. The evidence? Mr. Khameneini, according to the Iranian government news agency, IRNA, who said his comments came during a meeting with leaders and employees from the Iranian armed forces.

“The same person who is now in his position is torn,” said Mr. Khameneni. “One may not negotiate with a government like this. Negotiation is unimaginable, not smart, and not honorable.”

Ali Fayez, director of the Iran project for the International Crisis Group, said on social media that the comments could be simply “in a line” with the previous general approach to Mr. Khayni. In 2011, he publicly opposed negotiations with the Obama administration, even when he authorized negotiators to meet with US officials in Amman.

“If the real ban is, then it is his stubbornness, which makes him the opponent in his own story.” Mr. Vaez said.

The leader’s comments seem to undermine the gestures last week from the Iranian reformist president, Masoud Bouchakian, who told NBC News that he is ready to negotiate with the United States, as long as they “respect our honor and wisdom and are being made equally.”

Tehran is weak due to the decrease in its effect in the Middle East-including the successful completion of Israel for its Lebanese partner, Hezbollah, and the long-time rebel in Syria, President Bashar al-Assad-which raised concern that this would be more inclined to the transformation of Nuclear degree.

American officials to caution Earlier this week, they believe that Iran was working on developing a faster approach and code to develop an atomic bomb.

In his comments on Friday, Mr. Khamnai collected fears that the refusal of the talks would harm Iran’s economy, on the pretext that Iran should find local reactions to the crisis.

“What solves these problems is a local element,” he said.

Earlier this week, Mr. Trump himself seemed to indicate that he was looking forward to reviving negotiations, even when he signed an executive that would restore the policy of “maximum pressure” that seeks to prevent Iranian oil exports, a decisive source of state revenues.

“This is one torn.” “Everyone wants me to sign him.

On his website on social media, the president this week pledge To negotiate a “verified nuclear peace agreement”, similar to those he developed in its previous administration. He said he wanted to start working for a deal “immediately.”

“I want Iran to be a wonderful and successful country, but it cannot have a nuclear weapon,” he wrote.

But Mr. Trump also threatened this week that he had “blurred” Iran if his killers kill him.

On Friday, Mr. Khamanni’s comments included a clear response to this threat. “If we threaten, we will aim them,” he said. “If they behave this threat, we will represent us. If they violate our nation’s security, we will violate their security.”