Iran's Aragchi proposes 7-day peace plan
Iranian Foreign Minister Syed Abbas Aragchi unveiled a seven-day peace plan aimed at resolving the West Asia conflict, as per the New York Times. The proposal also seeks to restore the Strait of Hormuz and initiate comprehensive discussions on Iran's nuclear program. Aragchi conveyed the plan to the United States via intermediaries, asserting that a deal could be reached before the U.S. midterm elections.
He emphasized that normalizing relations with Iran requires the end of U.S. interventionist and aggressive actions against Iran.
Araghchi criticized European nations, including Germany, for disregarding U.S. violations of international law and aggression against Iran. He stressed Iran's commitment to diplomacy regarding its peaceful nuclear program and condemned the recent attacks by the U.S., including the assassination of their supreme leader and targeting of scientists and military commanders.
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian also blamed the U.S. for the failure to implement the June agreement, accusing America of bombing Iran first and blocking every pathway.
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