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"Tehran rejects any idea of capitulation before the United States"

Observador28 August 2026 at 17:28

Tehran rejects any idea of capitulation before the United States, according to the news.

Pedro Nascimento states that Iran will do everything to avoid admitting that it is US pressure that brings the country to the negotiating table.

The analyst underscores that the Iranian economy is increasingly close to the limit.

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