Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, participating in peace talks with the US, likened the negotiation style to 'bazaar bargaining.' Following an agreement on a ceasefire to end regional conflict, the two sides are set to hold talks for a long-term settlement. Araghchi, who played a key role in past nuclear negotiations, is regarded as a highly influential figure within Iran's leadership.
Israeli Foreign Minister stated that the temporary US-Iran ceasefire does not extend to Lebanon. While the US and Iran announced a truce to end the war started on February 28, Israel excluded Lebanon from it. Israeli forces have launched large-scale strikes in Lebanon despite the truce, escalating tensions.
Iranian and Saudi foreign ministers discussed bilateral ties and regional developments via phone. This call occurred one day after the US and Iran announced a temporary truce. The truce aims to pave the way for a final agreement to end the war launched by Washington and Tel Aviv against Tehran.
Iran's foreign minister stated that a ceasefire must include Lebanon to resolve the Middle East crisis. Lebanon's PM condemned Israeli strikes, accusing them of killing civilians. Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz remains uncertain, with full normalization hindered by insurance and sanctions issues.
The Belgian Foreign Minister called for the US-Iran ceasefire to be expanded to include Lebanon. He condemned massive Israeli strikes in Lebanon, demanding the truce broaden its scope. Despite a two-week ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump, the situation in Lebanon is escalating regional tensions.
The Iranian Foreign Minister called Field Marshal Asim Munir to commend Pakistan's efforts in promoting regional peace and stability. This call followed a temporary ceasefire facilitated by Pakistan's intervention in Middle East tensions. Officials clarified that the halt in hostilities is temporary and not a permanent end to conflict.
Turkish Foreign Minister discussed the US-Iran two-week ceasefire and lasting peace efforts with Iranian and Qatari counterparts. US President Trump announced a ceasefire based on Iran's 10-point proposal, which demands non-aggression and sanctions lifting. Turkey affirmed its commitment to ensuring this truce leads to a sustainable resolution.
Iran's Foreign Minister signaled a potential halt to military operations if attacks against Iran cease, showing willingness for dialogue. Tehran presented a 10-point proposal including non-aggression guarantees, sanctions lifting, and US troop withdrawal. US President Donald Trump deemed this proposal a 'workable basis' for negotiations.
Iran's Foreign Minister demanded that the US choose between a ceasefire or continuing the war. He stated that America must decide whether to maintain the war through Israel or accept a truce. Iran emphasized that the decision rests with the US while closely monitoring the situation in Lebanon.
Iran's foreign ministry accused the US of reneging on the terms of a ceasefire deal concerning Lebanon. Iran cited a White House press secretary's statement, pointing to a perceived US breach of agreement. Iran argued that the ceasefire should cover Lebanon, referencing a statement by Pakistan's prime minister.