Iran has no plans to resume dialogue with the United States.
The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council asserted that the country has no plans for dialogue with the US, and also stated that President Trump is putting "Israel first."
According to RIA Novosti on March 2, Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, recently stated that Tehran has no plans to resume dialogue with Washington.
"We will not conduct any negotiations with the United States," Larijani emphasized in a post on his personal Telegram channel.
According to Larijani, US President Donald Trump has plunged the Middle East into chaos with "unrealistic expectations" and is now fearing "further losses for the US military."
Furthermore, the official argued that the White House occupant had transformed the political principle of "America First" into "Israel First," willing to sacrifice the lives of soldiers to serve Tel Aviv's ambitions.
On the same day, Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced it had launched missile attacks targeting the Israeli government in Tel Aviv, security and military centers in Haifa, and an attack on East Jerusalem.
"Among the targets of this tenth wave of attacks were a targeted assault on the Zionist regime's government complex in Tel Aviv, attacks on military and security centers in Haifa, and an attack on East Jerusalem," a statement from the Revolutionary Guard, broadcast on state television, said.
The announcement stated that Kheibar ballistic missiles were used in the attack.
Iranian leaders say more than 200 people have been killed in the country since the attacks began in the early morning of February 28, including at least 148 in the attack on a girls' elementary school in Minab, in the south of the country.
