Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that talks between Foreign Minister Araghchi and Pakistani and Turkish officials included US warnings and threats regarding a possible response in case of action against Iran, according to a report by Israeli journalist Yair Goldblatt.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's recent consultations with Pakistani and Turkish officials included warnings and threats from the United States regarding a possible American response to any action against Iran.
The remarks, reported by Israeli journalist Yair Goldblatt, come amid heightened US-Iran tensions. As The Zioneer reported on Saturday, Araghchi held phone calls with the Pakistani army chief and the Turkish foreign minister following President Trump's threat to strike Iranian power plants. The new statement provides insight into the content of those discussions, suggesting Washington is leveraging its allies to convey deterrent messages to Tehran.
The specific nature of the 'action against Iran' referenced by the spokesperson remains unclear, as does the exact scope of the American warnings. The statement has not been independently verified by other sources.
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