Iran rejects Trump nuclear demand in a sharp public rebuke. President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized the US leader for trying to deprive Iran of its legitimate nuclear rights. State media and international reports carried his strong words. Pezeshkian questioned Trump’s authority to restrict Iran’s nuclear activities. He asked what crime Iran had committed to justify such demands. The tone left no room for compromise.

Iran rejects Trump nuclear demand while reiterating its peaceful position. The president stressed that no country can unilaterally deny another nation access to nuclear technology. International frameworks permit such civilian programs. Iran’s nuclear program serves peaceful purposes only, he insisted. Medical research and energy production remain the stated goals. Weapons development has never been on the agenda, according to Tehran.

Iran rejects US nuclear demand as US-Iran talks continue in Pakistan. The second round of negotiations may happen today in Islamabad. Tensions remain high despite the diplomatic channel. Trump earlier proposed a cash-for-uranium deal. Iran would receive $20 billion in frozen assets. In exchange, Tehran would surrender its highly enriched uranium stockpile. Pezeshkian’s comments suggest that offer faces rejection.

The president did not mention the ongoing Pakistan talks directly. But his timing sends a clear message. Iran will not give up its nuclear rights. Not for $20 billion. Not for any price. The standoff continues. Diplomats in Islamabad have their work cut out.