Iran's president says Trump must abandon threats if he wants talks

"Iran seeks dialogue from a position of equality—not a situation in which it is threatened on one hand and asked to negotiate on the other," President Masoud Pezeshkian said Saturday.

"If you want negotiations, then what are the threats for?" he added, referring to Donald Trump's threats to bomb Iran if talks over its disputed nuclear program fail.

"Today, the United States not only humiliates Iran but also the world. This behavior contradicts its call for negotiations," he said.