Iran FM Abbas Araghchi Accuses Israel of Dragging US Into Wars, Cites Trump's Remarks
- On Sunday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said mediators seeking a peace deal between the United States and Iran have not traveled since the "shock" of the US midterm elections.
- The Republican Party of President Donald Trump suffered heavy losses in the midterms, prompting Araghchi to state it will "take some time before the atmosphere is favourable for the resumption of mediator travel."
- Regional powers including Qatar and Pakistan have struggled for months to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran maintains a "2-day proposal" to lift sanctions and end the war on all fronts.
- Araghchi called on Washington to accept previously articulated Iranian demands or "choose war, and see our alert and battle-hardened warriors rain down hell." Results depend on meeting requirements.
- Time for the White House to make its own choice has come, Araghchi posted on X, as American voters concluded their ballots and patience remains necessary for future negotiations.
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Negotiations to stop the Iran War were halted due to the shock of defeating Trump's camp in the mid-term elections, Tehran announces. Iran's announcement of shock after Trump lost the elections "US negotiations are halted! . . appears first on Romania TV.
Iran's Araghchi says U.S. voters are sick of Israel, 'forever wars' in apparent warning to Trump
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Monday that Republicans' midterm election defeat last week was clear evidence that U.S. voters are against the war in the Middle East
Even U.S. citizens were tired of Israel's actions in the Middle East, a statement made by the head of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Aragchi, reports IRNA.
Iran’s reality check after GOP losses? Araghchi says Americans are tired of Israel’s ‘forever wars’
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has criticised Donald Trump after sharing a clip of the U.S. president’s CBS News “60 Minutes” interview. Responding to Trump’s remarks about the war, gasoline prices and public attitudes towards Israel, Araghchi accused Israel of drawing U.S. administrations into “forever wars.”
Negotiations that have recently intensified with a view to the end of the Iran War have stopped because of the shock of the defeat of Donald Trump's camp in elections, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on the weekend, reports AFP.
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