Iran–US-Israel War Latest LIVE Updates: US-Iran Deal Is ‘One Word Away,’ Sources Say It Is 90% COMPLETE

Iran has threatened to “take a far more serious” action to the retaliation in case of any further attacks on the country, which may cross the regional boundaries. Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei, meanwhile, said Tehran’s negotiators should take to the table with the Americans “from a position of victorious power” or they would be “weakening Iran’s strategic position” by making concessions.

Tensions also escalated between Iran and the UAE over the UAE’s allegations of Iran’s “terrorist attacks” on Gulf nations, which continued in contravention of international law. In response, Iran accused the UAE of backing military operations against the Islamic republic, alleging to have evidence of regional military cooperation.

Ahead of the fresh attacks by the US against IRGC and Iran, the Iranian foreign ministry has accused Washington of breaking the truce. The ministry added that Tehran will also respond and continue to “defend” itself from such attacks.

As peace negotiations continue, Tehran has demanded the release of $24 billion in frozen funds. In addition, Iran’s officials have said the only obstacle left in the talks is releasing the frozen assets.

As the negotiations went on, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters that Washington’s position on the deal and its needs is “well stated.” There would be “either a good deal or no deal at all,” the top U.S. diplomat added.

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