‘Not my call…’: Netanyahu denies role as US-Iran talks fail, Tehran blames last-minute intervention
Tensions spike after high-stakes US-Iran negotiations collapse in Islamabad, triggering a global ripple effect. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied claims that his call with US Vice President JD Vance derailed the talks as Iran pointed fingers at Israel. Netanyahu insisted that the 'explosion' in negotiations came from the American side, citing Iran’s alleged failure to meet preconditions.
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