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Iran’s Foreign Minister Set to Make Historic Visit to Afghanistan This Sunday
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will visit Afghanistan this Sunday to discuss key issues with the Taliban’s interim government, reinforcing Iran’s commitment to strong regional relations. The trip aligns with Iran’s neighborliness policy, focusing on mutual interests, according to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei. This marks Araghchi’s first visit to Afghanistan since taking office in July 2022, and he will be accompanied by representatives from various Iranian ministries and a trade delegation. Additionally, Araghchi recently appointed Alireza Bikdeli as Iran’s new ambassador to Kabul, further emphasizing Iran’s strategic diplomatic efforts in the region.
Iran’s Rivals: The Primary Backers of Global Terrorism, Claims Pezeshkian
In a recent speech in Tehran, Iranian official Pezeshkian countered accusations against Iran as a “terrorist state,” asserting that the nation is a victim of terrorism. He criticized Western nations for their double standards on human rights, particularly their support for the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization, responsible for violence against Iranians. Pezeshkian condemned Israel’s actions and the silence surrounding Gaza atrocities. He recalled Iran’s historical struggles since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, emphasizing the sacrifices made by youth. He expressed confidence in Iran’s resilience and commitment to peace and unity, stating that growth is only achievable in a stable environment.
Switzerland Seeks Answers from Iran Following Alleged Suicide of Imprisoned National
The death of a Swiss citizen in an Iranian prison has sparked serious concerns and demands for clarity from the Swiss government. The 64-year-old tourist, arrested while collecting soil samples during an Israeli airstrike, faced espionage charges. The Swiss Foreign Ministry has sought detailed information from Iranian authorities but was denied consular access. Local media reported that the man died by suicide, a claim confirmed by Iranian judicial officials. This incident raises significant human rights concerns regarding the treatment of foreign nationals in Iran, prompting the Swiss government to pursue answers amid heightened international scrutiny.
Araghchi’s Kabul Visit: A Major Leap Forward for Iran-Afghanistan Relations, Says Ministry
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, underscored the importance of diplomatic negotiations between Iran and Afghanistan to tackle shared concerns. He highlighted the significance of Foreign Minister Araghchi’s recent visit to Kabul, the first by an Iranian official in years, as a step toward strengthening bilateral relations. Baghaei addressed Iran’s water rights regarding the Hirmand River, noting Afghanistan’s commitment to the 1973 water treaty. He also mentioned the positive acknowledgment from Afghan officials regarding Iran’s hospitality toward migrants and emphasized the need for cooperation against terrorism, particularly Daesh, while promoting economic collaboration between the two nations.
Netanyahu’s Live TV Surprise: ‘Obviously Shocked and Embarrassed’ Reaction Captivates Audience
President Trump unexpectedly announced upcoming negotiations with Iran during a televised meeting, raising questions about US-Iran relations. He emphasized the need for a deal to avoid military action, which he suggested both the US and Israel prefer. Israeli officials, caught off guard, expressed shock, with Prime Minister Netanyahu demanding the dismantling of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. Meanwhile, indirect talks are set to occur in Oman, with Iran insisting on mutual respect and lifting sanctions. Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu was deemed unsuccessful, with no tangible outcomes achieved regarding tariffs or Gaza, leading to criticism of Netanyahu’s position in the discussions.
Pezeshkian Administration Unveils Dynamic Strategy to Combat U.S. Maximum Pressure, Says Spokesperson
In response to the U.S. “maximum pressure” campaign, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s government is implementing strategies to strengthen the economy and resilience. Spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani emphasized initiatives to boost economic stability, garner public support, enhance the private sector, and promote knowledge-based companies. The government aims to leverage domestic resources and strengthen relations with neighboring countries. Despite advocating for negotiations, Mohajerani stressed that Iran will not yield to intimidation. This statement follows U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement to reinstate the pressure policy after exiting the nuclear deal in 2018, as the Pezeshkian administration aims to navigate these challenges effectively.