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Araqchi Meets Hamas Delegation to Address Escalating Israeli Violations
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met with former Gaza Health Minister Basem Naim and Hamas politburo member Osama Hamdan to discuss the escalating crisis in Palestine, particularly the rise in Israeli offenses in Gaza. Araqchi criticized Israeli and American ceasefire proposals for neglecting Palestinian rights. Key points included Iran’s commitment to supporting Palestinian resistance, the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and Naim’s assertion that residents would continue their struggle for justice. The meeting underscored calls for international action to address the humanitarian situation and pressure Israel to stop its actions in Gaza.
I.A.E.A. Focuses on Technical Solutions, Not Political Issues, Says Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baqaei, announced an upcoming visit from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to discuss technical matters related to Iran’s nuclear program. He confirmed indirect talks with the U.S. set for Saturday, emphasizing Iran’s red lines regarding enrichment and sanctions during negotiations. Baqaei also condemned Israeli aggression, warning of a decisive response to military threats against Iran, and criticized the international community’s inaction regarding the situation in Gaza. Additionally, he condemned the arrest of two Iranian citizens in France, calling their detention a violation of human rights and demanding clarity from the French government.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Visits Oman for Key Insights at Indian Ocean Conference
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has traveled to Oman to lead a delegation at the eighth Indian Ocean Conference (IOC), aimed at fostering collaboration among Indian Ocean nations. His visit, starting Saturday evening, includes attending the conference in Muscat on Sunday and Monday, and engaging in bilateral meetings with counterparts. The conference, themed “A Voyage Towards New Horizons of Maritime Partnership,” will involve ministers and officials from 60 countries and international organizations, focusing on enhancing economic and security cooperation among coastal states and strengthening relationships with nations interested in the region’s stability and prosperity.
London Embassy Dismisses Telegraph’s ‘Absurd’ Claims on Iran’s Nuclear Program
The Iranian Embassy in London has defended the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program, rejecting allegations from the British daily Telegraph that the country is secretly pursuing nuclear weapons. The embassy condemned the Telegraph’s reports, which included claims about military leaders seeking to revoke a fatwa against nuclear weapons, labeling them as disinformation. They asserted that Iran’s nuclear ambitions are aligned with its national development goals and are prohibited by its religious beliefs. The embassy urged the Telegraph to stop spreading misinformation and to focus on perceived threats from other nations, particularly Israel’s nuclear capabilities.
Iran Calls for Accountability of U.S. and Allies Over Gaza Genocide Complicity
Iran has condemned a recent Israeli airstrike on a Gaza school sheltering displaced Palestinians, which killed over 50 individuals. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei criticized the escalating Israeli aggression, labeling these attacks as war crimes aligned with a genocidal agenda against Palestinians. He urged the international community, particularly the U.S. and Western nations, to take immediate action to protect the Palestinian population and halt the violence. Baqaei accused these nations of obstructing justice and accountability, particularly regarding the International Criminal Court, emphasizing their complicity in the ongoing crisis and the need to hold Israeli officials accountable for their actions.
Iran and Pakistan Unite in Strong Condemnation of Israeli Atrocities in Gaza
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari in Islamabad to address key issues impacting Iran-Pakistan relations, regional stability, and the Gaza crisis. The discussions emphasized the historical ties between the nations, with Zardari expressing concerns over India’s aggressive actions following a recent attack in Kashmir. Both leaders condemned human rights violations in Gaza and called for regional restraint and dialogue. Araqchi highlighted Iran’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and expanding trade, while also stressing the need for cooperation on Afghanistan-related matters. The visit concluded with Araqchi returning to Tehran after a constructive day of talks.