Trump, Iran Trade Barbs Over Nuclear Talks

0:00On March 23rd, President Donald Trump claimed on-truth social that talks with Iran are productive, but Iranian state media quickly fired back, denying. Any negotiations in pain in the U.S. is backing down under pressure. Shortly after his post, Iranian state television showed a graphic saying the U.S. President retreated following Iran's strong warning, setting the tone for Tehran's narrative right away. People cited by Tazni news agency warned that the straight-of-form moves won't return to normal anytime soon, keeping global energy markets on edge with. On-going instability. Far's news agency insisted there are no direct or indirect communications with Washington and added that Trump dropped plans to hit Iranian power. Plants only after threats of retaliation against energy sites across West Asia. Iran says it will keep up its defensive stance until it builds full deterrence, leaving the situation tense as both sides stick to their stories.