On Sunday, American and Iranian military forces engaged in exchanges of fire. The U.S. Central Command reported on Monday that it intercepted Iranian ballistic missiles aimed at U.S. troops stationed in Kuwait. In response to Iran downing an American drone, the U.S. conducted strikes on Iranian radar and drone sites. Following these incidents, Iran announced a pause in its communication with the U.S.
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Iran Halts Talks with US Amid Military Engagements
American and Iranian militaries exchanged fire over the weekend, leading to U.S. military actions against Iranian targets. In light of these developments, Iran has decided to halt its discussions with the U.S.
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Live updates: Iran pauses talks with US as both sides exchange fire; Trump insists ‘it will all work out well’
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Iran Halts Talks with US Amid Military Engagements