Iran's Foreign Minister tells U.S. there is no military solution to their conflict
Tehran is weighing U.S. terms after proposing seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with sanctions relief and asset access still unresolved.
- On Sunday, October 4, Iran began assessing a US response regarding a diplomatic proposal to address regional tensions, following indirect talks held through Qatari intermediaries in New York.
- Last week, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, provided Washington eased US military pressure.
- Separately, a commercial tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile while transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, sustaining engine damage; all crew members remained safe, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations.
- Rejecting the proposal as "unacceptable," President Donald Trump and US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz maintained firm opposition, while a US official stated Monday that Washington remains open to sanctions relief for "concrete progress" on nuclear issues.
- Tehran is awaiting an official response from Washington, "hopefully" expected by Tuesday, as Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated the Islamic Republic is evaluating terms delivered by third-party channels.
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Times of IndiaIran reviewing US response to diplomatic proposal presented at UN: Kazem Gharibabadi
Iran is currently evaluating a diplomatic proposal put forth to the United States aimed at easing rising regional tensions. This proposal was conveyed by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi via diplomatic channels. In related news, a commercial tanker in the Strait of Hormuz suffered damage from an unidentified projectile, but fortunately, the crew remained unharmed.
A new tanker was reportedly hit by "an unidentified projectile" in the Strait of Ormuz on Sunday.
The head of Iranian diplomacy Abbas Araghchi claims that only negotiations will lead to a solution to the conflict, while tensions remain high in the Strait of Ormuz The leader
Iran says ‘no military solution’ to war with US
TEHRAN — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday there was no military solution to the conflict with the United States and that further sanctions would not end the war, calling instead for a negotiated settlement.“There is no military solution and no solution based on more sanctions,” Araghchi told foreign ambassadors based in Tehran, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.“Only a solution grounded in negotiations, justice, and …
The head of Iranian diplomacy, Abbas Araghchi, said on Sunday that there was no "military solution" to the war in the Middle East, although no diplomatic settlement emerged, more than seven months after the outbreak of hostilities.
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