<h1>Iranians Mark 1979 Revolution Anniversary Amid U.S. Sanctions and Tensions; Supreme Leader Opposes U.S. Talks</h1> Tens of thousands of Iranians commemorated the anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, marking the first such event since President Donald Trump resumed his 'maximum pressure' campaign against Tehran. The celebration occurs amid severe economic sanctions and potential new threats from the U.S., despite Trump's interest in negotiating over Iran's nuclear program. Iran's Supreme Leader criticized talks with the U.S., while demonstrators in Tehran displayed anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiments. The event, coinciding with President Masoud Pezeshkian's recent rise to power, featured military displays and widespread national participation, reflecting ongoing tensions and historical grievances.