Abbas Araghchi reiterated Iran’s refusal to abandon uranium enrichment – a key American demand – saying, the right to enrich uranium was non-negotiable and a matter of national pride

We don’t know how we can trust them anymore," Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said. "What they did was, in fact, a betrayal to diplomacy.”

President Trump said on Thursday that he would decide whether the United States will attack Iran “within the next two weeks,” pivoting from recent comments that suggested an American strike might be imminent and raising the possibility of revived negotiations on the future of Iran’s nuclear program.

Iran has said it will not resume talks over its nuclear programme while under attack, hours after Israel's defence minister warned of a "prolonged" conflict with the Islamic Republic. Fighting raged on Friday as Iran fired a salvo of missiles at northern Israel and Israel targeted dozens of sites in Iran.

President Donald Trump is expected to decide whether to strike Iran within the next two weeks, the White House said. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the possibility Thursday, saying it is a “fact” that Iran has never been closer to a nuclear weapon,