Iran's Foreign Ministry said Saturday that if the other party does not fulfill its commitments and take the required steps urgently, 'all understandings will be in danger.' Tehran stated it has upheld its side of the memorandum of understanding and expects the US to force Israel to halt its attacks on Lebanon.
Iran's Foreign Ministry issued a new warning Saturday evening in which it reiterated that Tehran has fulfilled its commitments under the memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the United States, and that Washington is obligated to force Israel to stop its military operations in Lebanon. The statement, carried by Iranian state-linked channels, added that if the other party does not implement its obligations and take the required steps urgently, 'all understandings will be in danger,' and that Iran would respond with 'the required measures.'
The Saturday statement follows a similar warning earlier in the day from Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaie, who said the US must force Israel to halt its Lebanon strikes, as The Zioneer reported at 16:36. The language has progressively hardened over the past week, with Iranian officials — from the IRGC spokesperson to the foreign minister — repeatedly tying the survival of the US-Iran MoU to an end to Israeli operations in Lebanon. The nuclear track, not covered in the MoU, is set for separate talks within 60 days of the signing. No response from Washington or Jerusalem has been reported yet.
2 developments
- StrongIran warns US must enforce Lebanon ceasefire obligations from MoU
- DevelopingIran Warns of 'New Level of Fire' if Ceasefire Miscalculated
- StrongIran's Fars Agency: continued Israeli operations in Lebanon threaten US-Iran MoU
- DevelopingIran: US must enforce Israeli compliance with agreement; 60-day nuclear talks set
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