Iran says no plans to increase missile range, rejects talks with Trump


  • World
  • Tuesday, 19 Jun 2018

LONDON (Reuters) - Iran has no plans to extend the range of its missiles since their 2,000-km (1,240-mile) reach is enough to protect the country, the Revolutionary Guards commander said on Tuesday, amid mounting U.S. pressure over Tehran's missile programme.

Iran's government again ruled out negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump over Tehran's military capabilities and regional influence, saying such talks would be against the values of the Islamic Republic.

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