Baton Rouge Iranians protest against their government, urge Trump not to negotiate with 'terrorists'
Speaking in Islamabad, Vice President JD Vance said 21-hour U.S.-Iran talks ended without a deal after Iranian leaders refused to pledge not to pursue a nuclear weapon, calling such a commitment the U.S. president's core goal. The meeting followed Israel's latest strikes on Iran after a ceasefire deal. In Baton Rouge, demonstrators denounced Iran's government and opposed U.S. negotiations, some displaying support for President Trump and urging a referendum in Iran. Protesters described executions and internet blackouts, with some unable to reach family. Local officials did not immediately respond to WBRZ.
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