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Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi will travel to Muscat for indirect discussions with the U.S. as part of ongoing negotiations between Tehran and Washington. The meetings, coordinated by Oman, will include technical sessions on Saturday involving Araqchi and the U.S. special envoy. According to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei, both nations have agreed to conduct these expert-level discussions to facilitate dialogue. The success of the negotiations depends on the goodwill and seriousness of both parties, with Iran committed to protecting its rights and interests. This visit marks a significant step in the complex Iran-U.S. diplomatic relationship.
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei criticized the G7 foreign ministers’ claims about Iran as baseless and deceitful, asserting they misrepresent the country’s role in the region. He condemned the G7 for their military and political support for Israel, which he described as genocidal, and accused them of complicity in violations of human rights in Palestine. Baghaei defended Iran’s nuclear activities as aligned with international rights under the Non-Proliferation Treaty and emphasized Iran’s commitment to a nuclear-free Middle East. He rejected claims of Iran’s involvement in the Ukraine conflict and urged the G7 to reassess their policies instead of shifting blame.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has condemned the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, labeling U.S. President Trump’s plan as a ‘colonial project’ threatening Palestinian rights. During a call with Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf, Araghchi praised Algeria’s support for Palestinian self-determination and called for international unity, particularly among Islamic nations, to counter this perceived threat. He also discussed his outreach to various Islamic countries and proposed an extraordinary meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) foreign ministers to address the situation. Attaf reaffirmed Algeria’s opposition to Trump’s proposal and supported the OIC meeting initiative.
In an interview with Press TV, Russia’s Permanent Representative Mikhail Ulyanov discussed the complexities of Iran’s nuclear program and the upcoming IAEA Board of Governors meeting. He criticized the E3 countries—France, Germany, and the UK—for initiating snapback sanctions, arguing they lack the legal and moral grounds to do so due to their own violations of the JCPOA. Ulyanov emphasized the politicization of IAEA activities and the irrational behavior of European nations regarding Iran. He expressed concern over geopolitical tensions affecting international cooperation and highlighted Russia’s commitment to diplomatic solutions, including a draft resolution with China to extend the JCPOA.
National Hero Day, celebrated on November 21, honors martyr Lt. General Qassem Soleimani, recognized for his key role in dismantling the ISIL terrorist group. Officially designated by the Iranian Parliament in 2017, this day highlights Soleimani’s bravery as the former commander of the IRGC Quds Force. Ayatollah Khamenei praised him as a true “National Hero,” reflecting on his legacy that inspires millions. Soleimani’s efforts were crucial in defeating ISIL from 2014 to 2017, as he united diverse forces against the group. Despite his assassination in 2020, his contributions continue to symbolize resistance and hope in the region.