Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told a reported conversation that Iran's negotiating team is raising the issue of what he termed 'ongoing aggression, continued violations, and continued genocide' against Gaza in all international forums, including talks with mediators and with the American side, according to the Iranian state news agency Tasnim as quoted by journalist Asaf Rozentsvaig (N12).
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran is systematically raising allegations of Israeli 'ongoing aggression, continued violations, and continued genocide' in Gaza across all international forums and talks, including with the United States. The remarks, attributed to a phone conversation reported by Iran's state news agency Tasnim and cited by journalist Asaf Rozentsvaig (N12), were made as part of an ongoing diplomatic flurry.
This statement closely mirrors the language Araghchi used in a phone call Wednesday with Hamas official Basem Naim, reported earlier. The Iranian diplomatic push comes amid continuing indirect negotiations with the US, which have included calls with Qatari and French counterparts and face-to-face talks. The content of Araghchi's latest remarks underscores Tehran's attempt to keep the Gaza situation central to its diplomatic engagements, while the specific interlocutor or forum for this particular conversation was not released in the dispatch.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today (Wed 09:39), Araghchi raised similar allegations with Hamas's Naim. Tasnim's report is the single source for this latest statement; the precise context — whether it was a call, a meeting, or a briefing from which the quote was drawn — remains unspecified.
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