U.S. says Iran could be using missiles to threaten its nuclear talks

• According to two U.S. officials, Iran could be using missiles to threaten its nuclear talks by violating the terms of the agreement.
• Based on CNN and NBC News, U.S. officials have accused Abbas Araghchi and Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf of violating the agreement.
• U.S. officials have accused Benjamin Netanyahu of violating the terms of the agreement, according to The New York Times, which wrote about it on X, citing the new details.

In late 2026, the United States sent a message to Iran that it was concerned that Iran could be violating the terms of the agreement by threatening its nuclear talks. According to materials from CNN and NBC News, the U.S. administration warned that it was concerned about possible violations by Iran. The message was delivered by the U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

According to CNN, the U.S. administration said that Iran could violate the agreement or carry out other actions. The materials also say that the U.S. administration believes that Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf made statements that contradicted Abbas Araghchi, which were published in the agreement.

According to NBC News, the agreement provides for a 60-day ceasefire, but the U.S. administration believes that the ceasefire could be violated. CNN also said that the U.S. administration believes that the agreement is not being implemented as expected.

NBC News reports that the U.S. administration believes that the agreement is being violated, and that this could lead to a new round of negotiations. The New York Times, in turn, wrote that the U.S. administration sent a message to Iran about the possibility of violations.

In addition, the materials state that CNN believes that the agreement is being violated and that this is due to the actions of Iran. NBC News also said that the U.S. administration is concerned about the possibility of violations by Iran.

Tags: Middle East/Politics