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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that Iran is preparing decisive actions against U.S. President Trump’s controversial plans to displace Gaza’s inhabitants. During a conference on Iran’s foreign policy, Araghchi emphasized the need for urgent practical measures to address injustices faced by Palestinians. He indicated that high-level decisions have been made for implementation by senior officials across government branches, focusing on humanitarian issues and Palestinian rights. This announcement follows Trump’s proposal for the U.S. to “own” Gaza after displacing its population, which has been rejected by Egypt, Jordan, and other Arab nations, citing the need to support the Palestinian cause.
Saeed Khatibzadeh, an advisor to Iran’s foreign minister, visited China to discuss critical issues following US-Israeli hostilities targeting Iran. In a Phoenix Television interview, he emphasized Iran’s commitment to peace, asserting it has not initiated conflict for centuries. Khatibzadeh criticized Israeli actions as barriers to Palestinian statehood and highlighted growing regional awareness of US-Israeli threats. He addressed Iran’s intelligence vulnerabilities amid targeted assassinations and dismissed Western human rights criticisms as hypocritical. Khatibzadeh also discussed Iran’s nuclear enrichment under IAEA supervision and expressed cautious optimism for future negotiations, contingent on significant shifts in US policy.
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The Iranian Embassy in the Netherlands has strongly rejected allegations from the Dutch National Security Agency claiming Iranian involvement in assassination attempts in Europe. The embassy stated that Iran is a victim of terrorism and is committed to fighting it. The Dutch report accused Iran of two assassination attempts, leading to the arrest of two suspects in June 2024. The Iranian ambassador was summoned by Dutch officials. The embassy described these allegations as politically motivated attempts by certain individuals to portray themselves as victims, while asserting that many terrorists targeting Iran operate in Europe with Western support.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized President Masoud Pezeshkian’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Armenia during a meeting in Tehran. He highlighted the existing strong ties and extensive cooperation between the two nations across various sectors. The discussion included Armenia’s commitment to peace and security in the South Caucasus, as well as a focus on fostering good neighborly relations. The Armenian deputy foreign minister appreciated Iran’s supportive stance on regional developments, indicating a mutual interest in continuing and expanding the partnership between Iran and Armenia. This meeting underscores the ongoing collaboration and shared goals of both countries.
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