Iran's Araghchi touts phone calls warning of 'decisive' response to any US aggression
Iran's Araghchi touts phone calls warning of 'decisive' response to any US aggression Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi has said that he has informed his Turkish , Pakistani and Saudi counterparts that the Islamic Republic will act "decisively" in the event of any further US "aggression". Announcing the calls via the foreign minister's official Telegram channel, a spokesperson for Araghchi…
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has informed his counterparts in Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia that Iran will respond decisively to any further US aggression. According to Middle East Eye, Araghchi stressed Iran's readiness to protect its national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The comments come amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran. CBS News reports that over 50,000 American troops are deployed in the Middle East, with 18 US service members killed and hundreds more injured or wounded. The US has launched several diplomatic efforts with Iran, including a recent initiative by President Trump.
The Pentagon has not held a press briefing since early May, and lawmakers have struggled to obtain detailed briefings on the conflict. President Trump has been providing updates on the war through social media and public statements, but granular details about troop movements and casualties are not being conveyed, according to CBS News.
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