Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held calls with his Turkish counterpart and the head of Pakistan's military command, discussing the risk of escalating tensions in the region, according to an Arabic-language the source. The channel described the outreach as 'last attempts' to de-escalate.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held telephone conversations with his Turkish counterpart and the head of Pakistan's military command on Saturday evening, discussing the risk of regional escalation, according to an Arabic-language the source. The calls follow a report at 23:02 Jerusalem that Araghchi warned the United States against 'adventurous action' in the same conversations, as The Zioneer reported. The diplomatic outreach is part of a pattern of contacts by Tehran amid the ongoing security crisis.
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