Trump rejects settling Iran war as Tehran nears decision on new leader - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivwFBVV95cUxOSFh3VW9kcGVhakNiREpuNVJiM1hCRFdkQ3dmQU43QWtMM3dDdmJEWW8zcTdrRDc5MDZDbkwzUDJQVU41N1N5OTNXWjFMaTlzdFpfakZhSTgxbFc2UFZjNXZBTm1uUjh4aF9oRS02c0o3TDBHY1JaVXZ6Nno4ZmtOZGU1Rm1uUF9QRFl6TjNXR0Z2cUx0YVJrVlBOeDJ5Sm1RLXJNWDRFQlAzR1FvQjRaV2RIdjUzQi1fbXpib0xObw?oc=5" target="_blank">Trump rejects settling Iran war as Tehran nears decision on new leader</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian dismissed President Trump's demand for unconditional surrender as unrealistic, while apologizing to neighboring Gulf states for recent attacks.

President Trump indicated that the war with Iran may continue until Tehran's military and leadership are entirely eliminated, expressing disinterest in negotiations at this time.

President Trump warned of intensified actions against Iran, while Tehran's hardline clerics prepared to select a new supreme leader amid escalating tensions.

President Trump suggested that the conflict with Iran might only conclude once Tehran's military and leadership are completely incapacitated, expressing a lack of interest in negotiations.