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Iran and Italy Unite to Urge Immediate Action for Palestinian Aid and Protection
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani recently discussed the humanitarian crisis in occupied Palestine during a phone call. Araqchi, in Rome for indirect talks with the U.S., updated Tajani on recent discussions. They both emphasized the urgent need to halt violence and support those displaced by the conflict, specifically addressing the ongoing genocide in Palestine. The conversation highlighted their commitment to tackling humanitarian issues and a shared concern for the welfare of those affected by the violence in the region.
US Negotiation Stalemate Fuels Doubts Among Skeptics in Tehran
Negotiations between Iran and the U.S. have faced skepticism from hardliners in Tehran, who view the talks as stagnant and merely delaying a potential collapse. Media outlets present mixed reactions, with some noting the lack of substantive details. A conservative daily reported a proposal for a regional “nuclear consortium” involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, aimed at addressing security concerns. While reformist factions express cautious optimism, emphasizing diplomacy, hardliners maintain a firm stance on Iran’s enrichment rights, insisting on phased sanctions relief. The complex dynamics highlight the challenges ahead in achieving meaningful progress in the negotiations.
Former Vice President Advocates Diplomacy as the Key Solution for Resolving Disputes
Former Vice President Es’haq Jahangiri emphasized that diplomacy is essential for resolving disputes, urging Iran not to miss dialogue opportunities with the U.S. He highlighted that lifting sanctions could create significant economic benefits for both countries. Jahangiri criticized the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA, which damaged its credibility and harmed Iran. He reassured that Iran, under Ayatollah Khamenei’s fatwa, does not seek nuclear weapons and is ready to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency. He stressed that sustainable development is vital for regional stability, and removing sanctions could unlock vast investment opportunities in Iran.
Global Leaders Express Solidarity with Iran Following Tragic Explosion at Shahid Rajaee Port
A tragic explosion at Shahid Rajaee Port in Bandar Abbas, Iran, resulted in 25 deaths, 6 missing persons, and over 1,139 injuries, eliciting global condolences from various leaders and officials. Nations such as Qatar, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Turkey expressed sympathy for the victims, with Russian President Vladimir Putin offering assistance for recovery efforts. The Turkish Foreign Ministry also extended condolences, while the Ambassador of Pakistan to Tehran expressed shock on social media. Nicaragua’s government voiced solidarity with Iran, and the Emir of Qatar sent messages of condolence. The explosion caused significant destruction and affected multiple industries in the area.
Iran’s Nuclear Program: Committed to Peace and Compliance with International Law, Says Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei affirmed the nation’s right to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, emphasizing compliance with international law. This statement reflects Iran’s long-standing commitment to its nuclear program since the 1970s as a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Baqaei highlighted that Iran’s approach to nuclear energy is grounded in logic and ethics. He also mentioned Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi’s upcoming visit to Pakistan to discuss bilateral issues and regional developments, including Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria, as well as his participation in the Joint Economic Commission in India later this week.