Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that war does not bring achievements for the US and that talks based on mutual respect are the best option. He added that diplomacy is a two-way street and that Iran's capabilities and intentions alone are not sufficient, according to an Iranian-affiliated the source.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister issued a statement Saturday evening calling for diplomacy based on mutual respect, according to the source that tracks Iranian news. The official said war does not bring achievements for the United States and that only talks can resolve differences. He stressed that diplomacy is a two-way street and that Iran's capabilities and intentions alone are insufficient. The Zioneer has previously reported on similar statements from Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, who have emphasized the role of diplomacy alongside military action.
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