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The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned recent aggressive actions by the Zionist regime against Yemen, which led to the death of Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahwi and several ministers. It called for immediate action from the international community to address these violations of international law, describing them as war crimes and an affront to humanity. The Ministry highlighted the need for accountability from the UN and member states, stressing the escalating threats to international peace posed by this regime’s actions. It urged a unified global response to defend the oppressed and restore justice, particularly regarding the situations in Gaza and Yemen.
In a recent interview, Iranian negotiator Abbas Araghchi discussed ongoing US-Iran negotiations mediated by Oman, focusing on timelines and venues for talks aimed at addressing Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions. He emphasized Oman’s critical role in facilitating dialogue and noted Iran’s willingness to resume discussions. Although a fourth round of talks was postponed, Araghchi reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to the negotiation process despite “contradictory” US messages. He underscored the importance of transparency and principled positions in negotiations. The outcome of these talks is pivotal for regional stability and international relations, with the global community closely monitoring developments.
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At the “International Law Under Attack” conference in Tehran, Iranian diplomat Abbas Araghchi criticized U.S. foreign policy under President Trump, labeling it as “hegemony through force” masquerading as “peace through strength.” He denounced rising military expenditures and U.S. disregard for international laws, emphasizing that Trump’s military actions undermine global peace. Araghchi expressed concern over Israel’s aggressive actions, which he sees as a threat to international law and stability, and condemned the Israeli-U.S. aggression against Iran, which he argued jeopardizes diplomatic negotiations. He warned that escalating military budgets would lead to increased conflict and instability worldwide.
The conference “Zangezur Corridor: Geopolitical Threats against Iran and the Perspectives of Various Actors” held on August 5 at Mehr News Agency gathered experts to analyze the corridor’s implications for regional geopolitics. Panelists, including Mohammad Reza Moradi and Dariush Safarnejad, discussed how the corridor poses a threat to Iran, Armenia, and neighboring countries by potentially cutting Iran’s access to Armenia and Europe. They emphasized the corridor’s strategic significance, linking it to broader geopolitical maneuvers involving NATO and the U.S. The discussions highlighted the need for media dialogue to foster understanding and cooperation among regional actors amid these challenges.