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Araghchi: War and Sanctions Will Not Resolve the Dispute with Washington; Warns of Possible New Attack

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi affirms Tehran's readiness to negotiate with Washington while warning of the possibility of a new attack.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that war and the imposition of new sanctions will not lead to a resolution of the ongoing dispute between Tehran and Washington.

Araghchi affirmed his country's readiness to return to the diplomatic track and reach what he described as a "fair and honorable" agreement, signaling Iran's desire to resume negotiations with the United States.

At the same time, the Iranian minister warned of the possibility of a new attack, without providing additional details about the nature of this threat or its potential source.

Araghchi's statements come in the context of the ongoing tension between Iran and the United States, which has seen repeated escalation in recent months, including mutual threats and the imposition of sanctions by the American side.

It remains unclear whether Washington has responded to these statements or what the next step in the diplomatic track between the two countries is expected to be.

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