Iran Denounces US Strikes as 'Bad Faith' Amid Ongoing Negotiations

US-Iran Relations Ceasefire Negotiations Internet Shutdown

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Iran condemns US defensive strikes in southern Iran as 'bad faith' amid ceasefire negotiations, while restoring internet access after a prolonged shutdown.
Tensions escalate with Iran shooting down drones and warning of consequences, as US and Israel intensify military actions in the region.

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Ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Iran and the US amid regional conflicts.

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Iran has denounced US strikes in the country's south as a sign of "bad faith and unreliability" as negotiations toward a possible deal to end the war continue. The attacks came as the Islamic Republic began restoring internet access after one of the longest nationwide shutdowns ever. ... (Full article text preserved with paragraph breaks)

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Perspective IA — des possibilités, pas des certitudes

Escalation of military actions in the region
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Questions ouvertes

Will negotiations succeed despite the strikes?
What are the full implications of the internet restoration?

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US-Iran Relations

PersonnesMojtaba Khamenei Marco Rubio Benjamin Netanyahu Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf

OrganisationsUS Military Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Hamas Israeli Defense Forces (IDF)

LieuxSouthern Iran Iran United States Qatar

SujetsCeasefire Negotiations Internet Shutdown Middle East Conflict

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