Iran’s Foreign Ministry said the United States must act independently in negotiations and not allow “destructive influences” to dictate its Iran policy, a clear reference to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s upcoming visit to Washington. Tehran stressed its negotiating partner is the U.S. alone and warned that external pressure could harm both regional stability and American interests as nuclear talks continue. <br /> <br />Netanyahu will meet President Trump on February 18 seeking to halt diplomacy and push for strikes on Iran’s nuclear and missile sites, claiming Tehran is close to breakout capability. Iran warns any attack would ignite regional war, while U.S. officials say talks remain alive but fragile, leaving the meeting poised to decide between confrontation and compromise. <br /> <br />#Iran #UnitedStates #Netanyahu #Trump #NuclearTalks #Tehran #MiddleEast #Diplomacy #Israel #Geopolitics #RegionalWar #ForeignPolicy #Washington #Security #MissileProgram #Breakout #Negotiations #Crisis #WorldPolitics #BreakingNews
