'Without missiles, we'd be like Gaza': Iran rejects missile curbs in any US deal
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran's missile program will never be part of any deal with the United States, citing it as a necessary deterrent for national defense. This follows recent diplomatic talks aimed at easing regional tensions and nuclear proliferation concerns.
Why it matters
The rejection of missile curbs complicates ongoing diplomatic efforts between Iran and the U.S. to stabilize the Middle East.
'Without missiles, we'd be like Gaza': Iran president says deterrence will never be part of a US deal
The article reports on the President's statements while providing context regarding the U.S.-Iran diplomatic framework.
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