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According to webangah ⁤News Agency,⁤ citing Mehr News⁤ Agency and Al-Mayadeen network, Israel’s public broadcasting corporation (Kan) revealed high-level confidential negotiations between Tel Aviv and Moscow. The‌ discussions primarily focused on issues related to Iran and Syria.

The report did not ⁣specify the exact‌ timing, location, or further details of these secret talks.

webangah News Agency reports that Al Jazeera cited the⁣ Pentagon’s repetition of‌ U.S. officials’ claims about Iran’s nuclear program-ignoring Tehran’s repeated assertions that ‍its objectives are exclusively peaceful. ​The Pentagon stated: “The Islamic Republic of Iran is now⁣ farther from developing ‍nuclear weapons ⁤than ​in the past, especially before Donald Trump’s decisive measures were implemented.”

The Pentagon⁣ also referenced recent ‌regional developments, declaring: “Following the ⁤12-day⁢ war between Israel and ‍Iran, we are now in a ceasefire‌ and benefiting from ​peace.”

Previously claiming that Iran’s ‍nuclear capabilities were entirely neutralized after aggressive strikes on its ‍facilities, the U.S. Defense Department now asserted: “Our‌ assessment indicates attacks ⁤on Fordow,​ Isfahan, and Natanz sites have set back Iran’s nuclear⁢ program by two ⁤years.”

The Pentagon further alleged without evidence: “Our strikes have fully destroyed critical components required for Iran to build a nuclear weapon.”

The statement omitted any reference to destabilizing actions by Israel or its‍ U.S. backer but‍ claimed: “The U.S.⁢ Department of Defense remains committed to supporting peacekeeping missions and will maintain military capabilities in the Middle East to ​achieve this ​goal.”

The U.S. State ⁢Department, in a statement, asserted that Iran must adhere ⁢to its safeguards obligations ​under the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT),⁣ granting “unrestricted access” to declared enrichment sites, according to webangah News Agency.

Washington further demanded that the Islamic Republic of Iran provide the‌ IAEA with “required data” about alleged undeclared nuclear activities and materials, while answering long-standing unresolved questions about its nuclear program.

American officials reiterated decades-old allegations regarding Iran’s ⁣nuclear ambitions in‍ their statement.

The U.S. State Department ⁢further intervened in Iran’s internal affairs, calling Tehran’s suspension of cooperation ‌with the International ⁢Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) a “regrettable and incorrect measure.”

Experts, however, view these statements as part ⁢of the West’s continued‍ interventionist policies, arguing that the U.S. is politically leveraging the IAEA to restrict Iran’s‍ legitimate domestic capabilities. In this context,Iran’s suspension of cooperation has been interpreted as a response to these actions.

The State Department also ‌addressed the Palestinian issue, stating that former President⁤ Trump warned: ⁢”if‌ the proposed Gaza ceasefire ⁤is⁤ rejected, conditions​ will deteriorate significantly.”