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Iran Stands Firm Against Threats: Foreign Minister Araghchi Declares Zero Tolerance for Pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reaffirmed the country’s commitment to negotiations with Britain, Germany, and France, while rejecting any dialogue under threats or pressure. Meeting with Swiss Special Envoy Wolfgang Amadeus Bruelhart at the 8th Indian Ocean Conference, Araghchi noted three rounds of discussions and emphasized Iran’s resistance to coercion, declaring that the “maximum pressure” policy will fail. He also praised the positive relations with Switzerland, which provides consular services for U.S. citizens in Iran, and welcomed future political consultations. Bruelhart expressed support for Iran’s role in regional stability and eagerness for ongoing negotiations.
Iran Slams Trump’s Aggressive Threats: A Battle of Words Escalates
Iran’s UN ambassador, Amir Saeid Iravani, has expressed deep concern over former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks, which he considers inflammatory and a threat to international law and peace. In a letter to UN officials, Iravani condemned Trump’s statements as violations of the UN Charter, urging the Security Council to respond to what he called “brazen rhetoric.” Trump, while advocating for negotiations over military action, simultaneously signed orders to reduce Iran’s oil exports, leading to criticism from Iranian officials. Both Iravani and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized Iran’s commitment to defending its sovereignty against aggression.
Uncertainty Looms: Will the US Uphold Its Bilateral Agreements?
Many nations are increasingly questioning the credibility of the United States in international negotiations, largely due to its withdrawals from significant agreements under Donald Trump’s presidency, which he has been dubbed “The Enemy of Treaties.” Key exits included the Paris Agreement and the Iran nuclear deal. Since Trump’s return to power in 2025, this trend has continued, further undermining international institutions and raising concerns among US allies. Motivated by economic concerns and accusations of bias, US foreign policy often prioritizes unilateral dominance, complicating global relations. This skepticism extends to future commitments, with analysts suggesting a need for other powers to challenge US policies.
Iranian Officials Travel to Lebanon for Funeral of Resistance Leader Nasrallah
Delegates from the Iranian government and private citizens gathered in Lebanon for the funeral of Hezbollah leaders Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Sayyed Hashim Safieddine, assassinated by Israel. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, who attended the ceremony, highlighted the funeral’s significance for the Resistance Front and the Islamic world. He praised Nasrallah as a symbol of resistance against Israel. Qalibaf’s visit also aims to strengthen ties between Iran and Lebanon. Nasrallah was killed in a September airstrike, while Safieddine was targeted in October, marking a critical period for Hezbollah amidst ongoing Israeli aggression.
Iran Stands Firm: Rejects ‘Dishonorable’ Negotiation Tactics, Says Spokesperson
Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani declared that the country will not partake in “dishonorable” negotiations, particularly concerning its relations with the U.S. While open to discussions with European nations, Iran remains resolute against talks it deems unworthy. Her remarks follow ongoing tensions with the Trump administration, which has reinstated a “maximum pressure” campaign after withdrawing from the nuclear deal and imposing economic sanctions. Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei also emphasized that past experiences prove negotiating with the U.S. is neither wise nor honorable, reinforcing Iran’s cautious approach to diplomacy.
Iraq’s Kurdistan Region Pledges Safety and Stability for Iran, Says Barzani
Iraqi Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani emphasized the region’s commitment to peaceful relations with Iran during the 4th Tehran Dialogue Forum. He asserted that Kurdistan has never threatened Iran and aims to prevent becoming a base for any threats to its neighbors. Barzani recognized Iran’s early actions against Daesh in Iraq and noted improved bilateral relations following an Iranian presidential visit to Erbil. He announced an upcoming expert-level meeting in Iran’s Kurdistan province. This dialogue underscores a mutual commitment to regional stability, following a March 2023 security agreement aimed at enhancing border security and disarming anti-Iran groups.