Iran suspends talks with Saudi, slams Riyadh’s executions


middle east iran israel syria(Worthy News) – Iran has suspended talks with regional rival Saudi Arabia, a website affiliated to Iran’s top security body reported on Sunday, without giving a reason for the decision that comes as a fifth round of negotiations was due to start this week.

Tehran also condemned mass executions in Saudi Arabia that activists said included 41 Shi’ite Muslims. Meanwhile talks on an Iranian nuclear deal in Vienna have stalled.

“Iran has unilaterally suspended talks with Saudi Arabia,” Nor News said, without providing a reason. It said no specific date had been scheduled for a new round of talks. [ Source: Reuters (Read More…) ]

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