Iran WALKS AWAY from peace talks in protest after furious Trump’s explosive outbursts threatening to ‘blow the s*** out of them’ and take over the country

Iranian officials reportedly abandoned peace talks after President Donald Trump threatened to “bother them”, just hours after Vice President J.D. Vance arrived in Switzerland for talks with Tehran.

The president threatened Iran to restart its bombing campaign in the country through profanity-filled phone calls and social media posts as Vance began negotiations.

Iranian officials withdrew from the talks after making a formal complaint to Pakistani and Qatari mediators and refusing to pose for photographs, the Telegraph reported.

Tehran’s Chief Negotiator Mohammed Galibaf warned that the USA should be careful in its statements: ‘We do not take American threats into account.’

‘They had better watch their expressions; Our armed forces are ready to respond to them differently. ‘No matter what they say, we are the ones taking action.’

The collapse in talks comes just after the United States and Iran signed a delicate interim deal to end the war on Wednesday. The agreement gives the two countries 60 days to negotiate a deal that would keep the Strait of Hormuz open and create a path forward for Iran’s nuclear program.

The agreement also calls for an end to the conflict in Lebanon, one of Iran’s key demands listed in the first paragraph of the agreement.

But just days after the agreement was signed, it is being put through a stress test following escalating conflict in Lebanon between Israel and the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah.

Vice President J.D. Vance arrived in Switzerland on Sunday to conduct negotiations to end the war with Iran. He was photographed greeting Pakistani broker Asım Münir

Vance was accompanied by his pregnant wife, Usha Vance, when he came to Switzerland for meetings.

In response, the Iranian military soon announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz once again. The country said resolving the situation in Lebanon would be part of the talks in Switzerland.

Vance was trying to downplay the intensity of the conflict in Lebanon during Sunday morning talks, minutes before Trump repeated his threat to bomb Iran if the country does not rein in Hezbollah and the militant group’s attacks on Israel.

Trump announced that he told Iranian officials: ‘If you close the Strait, you don’t have a country.

“You won’t even be able to go back to your fucking country…we’ll take over the rest of the country,” he added, according to Fox News.

‘We can capture the Bosphorus if necessary. ‘I’m going to bore them.’

In a post published on Truth Social, the president wrote: ‘Iran must immediately stop its highly paid PROXIMITIES from causing trouble in Lebanon. If they don’t do this, we will hit Iran very hard again, just like we did last week, and harder!!!’

Hours ago, Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian emphasized that Iran would protect its right to a nuclear program.

“What is certain is that we will never step back from the right to enrich uranium, and the other side will have to accept it,” Pezeshkian said on Sunday, according to Iranian state media. he said.

Trump fired back in an interview with Fox News on Sunday morning, saying Pezeshkian “better watch his mouth.” He also told Iran that if the Strait of Hormuz is closed, they will have no country left.

According to the Telegraph, the discussions did not last long enough to discuss Iran’s nuclear program.

Iran has said talks, including those over its nuclear program, cannot proceed until the conflict in Lebanon ends.

Trump also criticized Israel, saying the country “can’t do anything without blowing up buildings” in its fight against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

A CBS News Poll released Sunday found that 69 percent of Americans believe Iran’s nuclear program has not been permanently halted, while 59 percent share the belief that Iran will not stop threatening its neighbors in the region in the coming months.

Smoke can be seen rising from buildings in southern Lebanon after an Israeli airstrike. Iran says ending the country’s conflict is one of its main priorities in the talks

Vance said the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon should not upend the recently reached agreement between the United States and Iran. Smoke rising from Israel’s attack on Beirut

Only 22 percent of respondents said they thought the United States got better results from the deal, while 37 percent believed it was better for Iran.

Vance, who arrived in Switzerland with his pregnant wife Usha Vance around 6 a.m. on Sunday, was accompanied by special envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner during Sunday’s talks.

Witkoff and Kushner were in Switzerland before Vance to review the technical details of the nuclear talks.

A renewed ceasefire brokered in Lebanon on Saturday appeared to be continuing as Vance began talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Staff Marshal Asim Munir, who served as a key intermediary throughout the conflict.

‘What’s up, man! “Nice to see you,” Vance said as he warmly greeted Munir, who serves as Pakistan’s chief of staff.

Later, he spoke to reporters and said that conflict between Israel and Hezbollah should not upend the recently signed deal between the US and Iran.

‘We have seen great progress in the last few days in ensuring that the ceasefire in Lebanon continues. “These things are always a little complicated,” Vance said.

The vice president also said the United States is “willing to fundamentally transform our relationship” with Iran if the country is “willing to cease being a driver of regional instability and is willing to abandon its long-term nuclear weapons ambitions.”

Sharif met separately with Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammed Bagher Qalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who headed the Tehran delegation.

Negotiators from Qatar were also present at the mountainside resort near Lake Lucerne.

Rafael Grossi, head of the UN nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency, met with Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis on the sidelines of the meeting.

Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian emphasized that the country will protect its right to a nuclear program. Trump says Pezeshkian ‘better watch his mouth’

The agency monitored the nuclear deal negotiated between the United States and Iran in 2015 under the Democratic Obama administration. Trump withdrew the United States from the agreement in 2018.

The new agreement between the United States and Iran is complicated by the fact that neither Israel nor Hezbollah is a party.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to keep his forces in southern Lebanon until any threat to Israel is eliminated. Hezbollah has refused to stop its attacks unless Israel commits to withdrawing from Lebanon.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei told the Iranian state news agency that Iran’s main focus during the negotiations will be the ongoing war between Israel and Lebanon.

Iran insists that implementation of the agreement must begin with the part of the agreement that calls for the cessation of all wars, including wars between Israel and Hezbollah. Baghaei says US ‘or doesn’t want’ to hold on Israel agreed to a ceasefire.

Iran is approaching the negotiations cautiously due to its experience in US negotiations on the nuclear issue, which were interrupted by major attacks on the country twice last year.

“The implementation of any document is more important than its signing,” Baghaei said on Sunday.

Vance was originally scheduled to be at the Bürgenstock resort near Lucerne on Friday, but Departure from the United States postponed After clashes escalated in Lebanon, Iranian officials canceled plans to participate in the talks.

U.S. Central Command disputed Iran’s claim that it had once again closed the Strait of Hormuz and said U.S. forces continue to monitor the situation to ensure traffic continues to flow through the waterway.

The vice president said this Millions of barrels of oil passed through the Bosphorus recently.

Although Vance said he planned to be in Switzerland for only “a day or two,” leaving most of the detailed negotiations under the leadership of Witkoff and Kushner, his role in the negotiations Strict supervision of the vice president at a time when he is actively considering a 2028 presidential campaign.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to keep his forces in southern Lebanon until any threat to Israel is eliminated.

Trump and Vance fell into a trap Harsh criticism from some sections of their own party for the deal.

Republican conservatives unfavorably likened it to a nuclear deal signed by the Obama administration, which Trump and the GOP insist did nothing to actually end Iran’s nuclear program.

The latest agreement signed by Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian allows Tehran to immediately sell its oil freely, paving the way for Iran to benefit from billions of dollars of assets currently frozen.

It is also calling on Iran to dilute its stockpile of highly enriched uranium believed to be buried beneath nuclear sites targeted in US strikes last summer.

The agreement states that commercial ships can pass through the Strait of Hormuz free of charge for 60 days, but it does not prevent Iran from imposing fees in the future.

Trump threatened on Saturday that the US would charge a strait toll if a deal is not struck with Iran within 60 days, insisting in a social media post that the money would be used for ‘Guardian Angel services to Middle Eastern countries’.

This is developing news. More to follow.