Despite the large-scale deployment of U.S. military units and the heavy wartime atmosphere, the spirit of the "martyred leader" prevented him from going to a shelter.
In spite of all the dangers, h...
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:
Despite the large-scale deployment of U.S. military units and the heavy wartime atmosphere, the spirit of the "martyred leader" prevented him from going to a shelter.
In spite of all the dangers, he preferred to remain in his office.
Contrary to the enemy's calculations, which anticipated collapse, the state's institutions acted quickly, and the appointment of a new leader was carried out rapidly, bringing reassurance and confidence to the country.
Iranian FM Araghchi: "Our fate and that of the Lebanese people are one. The end of this war in Iran, the region, and Lebanon will be interconnected, with a shared fate. This means either the war will end in Iran and Lebanon, or it will not end in either Iran or Lebanon.”
Araghchi: What stopped the attack on Beirut in the last 2 days was primarily the strength of the Lebanese resistance and the strength of the Iranian armed forces.
When it came to the point where the Zionist forces wanted to attack the southern suburbs of Beirut, we took a firm stand and our armed forces were ready to respond.
Iranian FM Araghchi spoke with Oman's FM about the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran is pushing a "future management mechanism" for the strait, citing sovereignty and international law.
"Wherever it is necessary to fight, we will fight. Wherever it is necessary to negotiate, we will negotiate. There is a mission that the system has given to each of us, and our mission on this path is com...
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi:
"Wherever it is necessary to fight, we will fight. Wherever it is necessary to negotiate, we will negotiate. There is a mission that the system has given to each of us, and our mission on this path is completely in coordination with the system's overall goals."
"If it is necessary for the interests of the system to require us to be present in the field of diplomacy, dialogue, and negotiation, we will be present with strength, with the same strength that the armed forces are present in defending the country."
Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi says Tehran is in talks with Oman to jointly manage the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that no international waters exist between the two countries' territorial claims in the strait.
1. Abbas Araghchi claims Iran and the U.S. have postponed nuclear talks, and Tehran will prioritize negotiations on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief, and oil exports before any discussions on the nuclear file.
2. President Trump said he would accept a 20-year suspension of Iran’s nuclear program, provided the commitment is “real.”
