Lebanese newspaper Al-Modon reported that Monday's meeting in Tehran involving the Saudi Defence Minister, Pakistan's Army Chief and Turkey's intelligence chief signals a clear warning to Iran that time is running out to reach an agreement, N12 reports
ORIGINAL · NewsquawkLebanese newspaper Al-Modon reported that Monday's meeting in Tehran involving the Saudi Defence Minister, Pakistan's Army Chief and Turkey's intelligence chief signals a clear warning to Iran that time is running out to reach an agreement, N12 reportsRead originalHide original
Washington has reportedly toughened its demands for Iran to hand over its highly enriched uranium to the US, halt military strikes and operations in the Strait of Hormuz and across the region, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Diplomatic sources say Iran could avoid a planned US military strike in exchange for meeting Washington's demands.
The October 28 report describes tougher U.S. demands and a possible way to avoid a planned strike, alongside a Tehran meeting whose reported stated purpose was easing tensions.
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Washington has reportedly toughened its demands for Iran to hand over its highly enriched uranium to the US, halt military strikes and operations in the Strait of Hormuz and across the region, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Diplomatic sources say Iran could avoid a planned US military strike in exchange for meeting Washington's demands.
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