Rome, 18 August (LaPresse) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated in a declaration reported by local media that Tehran has informed the mediators that it “will not accept a ceasefire”, but instead wants “a definitive end to the war”. Araqchi noted that Qatar and Pakistan have played a “crucial role” in mediating between Iran and the United States, explaining that relations between Tehran and Doha are currently at a “very positive” stage. Finally, the Iranian Foreign Minister made it clear that the new approach to security in the region must be based on the concept of “collective security”.
Iran, Araghchi: “We do not accept a ceasefire: we want an end to the war”
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Rome, 18 August (LaPresse) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated in a declaration reported by local media that Tehran has informed the mediators that it “will not accept a ceasefire”, but instead wants “a definitive end to the war”. Araqchi noted that Qatar and Pakistan have played a “crucial role” in mediating between Iran and the United States, explaining that relations between Tehran and Doha are currently at a “very positive” stage. Finally, the Iranian Foreign Minister made it clear that the new approach to security in the region must be based on the concept of “collective security”.
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