Iran’s Call for Peace: U.S. Role in Halting Israeli Attacks
Iran requests the cessation of Israeli attacks on Lebanon, urging the U.S. to enforce a framework deal for ending hostilities. Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi communicated this to Turkish, Iraqi, and Egyptian counterparts via separate calls, as reported on his Telegram account.
Iran has called for an immediate end to Israeli attacks on Lebanon, holding the United States responsible for ensuring compliance with a framework agreement aimed at ending the war.
Abbas Araqchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, shared this directive with his counterparts in Turkey, Iraq, and Egypt during individual discussions on Monday.
The communications were disclosed through Araqchi's Telegram account, emphasizing Iran's stance on the situation.
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