Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei warns against Trump negotiations

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Khamenei's remarks upend months of signals from Tehran to the United States that it wanted to negotiate over its rapidly advancing nuclear programme in exchange for the lifting of crushing economic sanctions worth billions of dollars.

Iran's supreme leader said Friday that negotiations with America are not intelligent, wise or honourable after President Donald Trump floated nuclear talks with Tehran.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also suggested that there should be no negotiations with such a government, but stopped short of issuing a direct order not to engage with Washington.