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Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is ready for ground invasion and rejects ceasefire with US

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said Iran will not agree to a ceasefire and will continue fighting until there is what he described as a “permanent end to the war.”
Araghchi argued that the war was imposed on Iran by the United States and Israel, claiming Iran’s military actions are self-defense against their attacks.
Iran says it is ready to confront additional military action, including a possible U.S. ground invasion, while continuing retaliatory strikes on American installations and allies in the region.

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1 day ago·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)

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