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World · 12 February 2026

Iran refuses to discuss missiles in US talks

Iran refuses to discuss missiles in US talks

Tehran has adopted a firmer position, with a top aide to the Supreme Leader rejecting any talks regarding its missile stockpile. Iranian officials are seeking to limit future talks with the US to nuclear concerns alone, a position rejected by Washington, which wants broader issues addressed, including military power and regional ties. The divide became clear after unproductive discussions in Oman last week. Inside Iran, fears of renewed instability persist following last year’s conflict with Israel that left hundreds dead..

Reported by Al Jazeera · How we write briefs

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