Trump Reiterates Threats Against Iran, Iran Warns No Negotiations Without Cease of Hostilities

Iran's foreign minister has warned the United States that negotiations on a final deal will not begin if the threats continue. His comments came hours after Trump repeated his warnings of military action against Iran. In his latest threats against Iran, Trump said. "We've got concessions. Now they have to keep those concessions, but there won't be any nuclear weapons. We're going to get what I call'dust,'enriched material, what I call nuclear dust. We're going to get what the British have said for a long time." The US president, who is in Turkey for a NATO summit, said he was "very disappointed" with the attitude of NATO allies in Europe on their confrontation with Iran. "I was very disappointed with NATO," Trump told reporters during a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. "We didn't need any help, and in a way I was testing people. I don't want to see it or I'm sure they've had their help."