Iran's Supreme Leader Rejects US Nuclear Proposal Amid Rising Tensions

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Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei condemned the US's nuclear proposal, calling it rude and unrealistic after five rounds of negotiations.

The ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict raises concerns that failure to reach a nuclear deal could escalate tensions in the Middle East.

Khamenei asserted Iran's right to enrich uranium, stating that halting enrichment would make Iran dependent on other nations for nuclear fuel.

Iran has increased uranium enrichment to 60%, nearing weapons-grade levels, while claiming its nuclear activities are peaceful.

A new round of nuclear talks may occur this weekend, but Khamenei's firm stance on enrichment complicates potential agreements.

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Criticizes the U.S. proposal while emphasizing the necessity of uranium enrichment for Iran.