
Donald Trump takes time on a deal with Iran after hearing from Netanyahu, while Tehran lists the British Navy and Air Force among the terrorist organizations and MI6 among the hostile groups.
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Iran and Western countries have tense relations over Tehran's nuclear program and conflicts in the Middle East.
After a telephone conversation with Netanyahu, Trump takes his time on Iran: 'Tehran wants to reach an agreement, we'll see what it will be about. We are in no hurry. We still have one or two sites to deal with. Let's look at the Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site". Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei warns the US against resuming attacks after media rumors according to which the US president has already warned his Gulf allies about resuming the war against the regime the day after the midterm elections. Khamenei has given orders for an immediate response and 'without geographical restrictions' to any enemy threat.
Iran announced that it has designated the UK Navy and Air Force as terrorist organisations, while also classifying the British foreign intelligence service MI6 as a "hostile group". The Iranian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the decision represents a "response to the British government's hostile actions against the Islamic Republic of Iran over the past year, including participation in the war imposed by the United States and Zionism against Iran."
Iran's Foreign Ministry said it had placed the British Navy and Air Force on a list of "terrorist" organizations and its foreign intelligence service, MI6, on a list of "hostile groups." The ministry described its decision as a response to actions taken by Britain over the past year, including military cooperation with the United States and Israel in the war against the regime and the inclusion of the Revolutionary Guards in Britain's state threats law.
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