Iran says "definitely not" on Trump meeting

A spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that the country's representatives would not be open to a meeting between President Trump Donald John TrumpClinton to a maximum of 19 candidates in the House of Representatives Democrats Tucker Carlson Iranian parliament speaker Hassan Rouhani has described Iranian President Hassan Rohani as "totally unreliable", citing Trump's withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal in a statement.

Bahram Qassemi said at a press conference that there would be "no" possibility of meeting between the two leaders, adding that Trump's withdrawal from the administration of the nuclear pact with his government banned further negotiations, according to The New York Times

"With current America and these policies, there will certainly be no possibility" I think that & # 39; s # There are no conditions for such a discussion, "he added, according to the Times

.Trump said Monday his interest in meeting Rouhani in a manner similar to his June summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore, which led to the historic signing of an agreement between the two leaders calling for a denuclearization of the Korean peninsula "I will meet anybody" , said Mr Trump about a possible meeting with Iranian leaders during the meeting. no joint press conference with the Italian Prime Minister. "If they want to meet, I'll meet whenever they want."

"You meet," he added.

Trump's call for a meeting comes just days after he threatened the country with disastrous consequences in a tweet of all capitals reprimanding Rouhani for the threats made against the United States.

"NEVER, EVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES AGAIN WHERE YOU HAVE CONSEQUENCES THAT HAVE ALWAYS SUFFERED WHAT ANY EXPERIENCE TODAY," Trump said. "WE ARE NO LONGER A COUNTRY THAT WILL BE HELD FOR YOUR WORDS SPENT OF VIOLENCE AND DEATH. BE CAREFUL! "

The Iranian Foreign Ministry responded, mocking Trump for not taking a more" civilized "tone.

" COLOR US UNIMPRESSED, "tweeted Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. The world has heard even more severe bluster a few months ago. And the Iranians have heard them – even if they are more civilized – for 40 years. "

Trump was reprimanded by American allies in Europe earlier this year when he announced that the United States would leave agreements reached between Iran and the United States." other nations during the Obama administration wanted to prevent the country from acquiring nuclear weapons.