Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the emerging US-Iran agreement faces organized opposition led by Israel, which is actively seeking pretexts to collapse it. He warned that premature disclosure of deal details would create a media storm and complicate the signing process, according to his statement published by Iranian channels.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a pointed warning over the emerging US-Iran agreement framework, singling out Israel as the leading opponent actively working to undermine the deal. Without disclosing the memorandum of understanding's terms, Araghchi cautioned that leaking details now would trigger a media frenzy and jeopardize the signing. The statement comes amid a week of sharply conflicting signals: Iran's state media earlier signaled a high likelihood of approval, while other Iranian outlets cast doubt on the terms as insufficient. The Zioneer previously reported that Israeli officials said they were unfamiliar with any such deal, and that an Israeli source accused one party in the talks of lying to its own public. Multiple reports suggest Israeli leadership is unhappy with the emerging framework, though Israel has not formally confirmed or denied its existence. Araghchi's warning appears designed to manage domestic and regional expectations as the Supreme National Security Council remains divided on the terms.
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