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Iran’s Araghchi: Final Nuclear Deal Talks Will Not Begin if U.S. Continues Threats

Iran’s Araghchi: Final Nuclear Deal Talks Will Not Begin if U.S. Continues Threats

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said that negotiations between Tehran and Washington on a final agreement will not begin if the United States continues its threats. Araghchi also called on Washington to honor the interim agreement signed last month. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that negotiations on a final agreement between Iran and...

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Israel and Greece Resume Joint Military Exercises Over the Aegean Sea

Israel and Greece Resume Joint Military Exercises Over the Aegean Sea

The Israeli and Greek militaries have resumed joint military exercises over the Aegean Sea following the end of the conflict with Iran, according to reports. Israel’s Channel 12 television reported that in recent years, the two countries’ air forces have focused their cooperation on training, intelligence sharing, and preparing for complex long-range operational scenarios. Refueling...

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Trump: “We Gave Iran One Week Because of the Funeral”

Trump: “We Gave Iran One Week Because of the Funeral”

U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Iran wants to reach an agreement, saying Washington had given Tehran “one week” due to the state funeral held for Iran’s former leader, Ali Khamenei, who was killed in the U.S.-Israeli strikes. Speaking about Iran, Trump said the Tehran government is eager to reach an agreement and added that...

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Qatar: Kushner and Witkoff Are in Doha but Will Not Meet Iranian Officials

Qatar: Kushner and Witkoff Are in Doha but Will Not Meet Iranian Officials

A spokesperson for Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are in the Qatari capital, Doha, but will not hold direct talks with Iranian officials. The spokesperson stated that the two envoys will instead meet with mediators to discuss the progress of ongoing negotiations. The spokesperson also noted...

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Azerbaijan Calls on Israel to Reconsider Its Decision on the ‘So-Called Armenian Genocide’

Azerbaijan Calls on Israel to Reconsider Its Decision on the ‘So-Called Armenian Genocide’

Following Israel’s unanimous approval of a decision recognizing the 1915 Armenian events as “genocide,” Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the move as a “distortion of history” and called on Israel to reconsider its position. Türkiye, meanwhile, characterized the decision as a political move aimed at diverting attention from Gaza. In a statement, the Azerbaijani...

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Iran Foreign Ministry: Attack on Southern Coast Violates Agreement

Iran Foreign Ministry: Attack on Southern Coast Violates Agreement

The Iranian Foreign Ministry strongly condemned U.S. airstrikes on several locations along the country’s southern coast, saying the attacks violated international law and an existing agreement between the parties. In a written statement, the ministry said the U.S. strikes on several areas along Iran’s southern coastline were in breach of international law as well as...

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Qalibaf Rejects U.S. Claim: Broken Promises and Empty Words

Qalibaf Rejects U.S. Claim: Broken Promises and Empty Words

Iran’s chief negotiator and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf has rejected the U.S. claim that Iran’s frozen assets would be used to purchase American goods. Speaking today, Qalibaf said reports suggesting that Iran would spend its unfrozen assets on U.S. agricultural products were false. In a post on X, Qalibaf wrote: “The United States exports...