Iran is reviewing a US proposal aimed at ending the ongoing war in the Gulf region, according to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. He stated that Tehran has no intention of engaging in direct talks to halt the wider Middle East conflict but signaled conditional openness to discussions if its terms are met. Araghchi clarified on state television that exchanging messages through mediators does not constitute direct negotiations with the United States.
According to six regional sources, Iran has informed mediators that any ceasefire agreement involving the United States and Israel must include Lebanon. The Reuters report cited Araghchi’s remarks suggesting that Tehran’s leadership will decide on the proposals once reviewed. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump claimed in Washington that Iranian leaders secretly want a deal but fear domestic and external repercussions.
An Israeli defense official expressed doubt that Iran would accept US conditions and voiced concern that American negotiators might offer concessions. Another source said Israel wants to retain its option for preemptive strikes under any potential agreement.
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