Iran says war resumption will not change its policy
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated in Tehran on Sunday that a renewed conflict with the United States and Israel would not alter his country's positions.
Minister dismisses threat of new war
Araghchi told a televised audience that recent discussions about a new war are already overshadowed by thoughts on the post-war period. He noted that previous conflicts have shown clear results and warned that repeating them would yield no different outcome.
Ceasefire details and current tensions
An April 8 agreement ended the most intense fighting, though sporadic exchanges of fire continue near the Strait of Hormuz. Iran maintains control over this strategic waterway and has targeted vessels attempting passage without authorization while the US keeps a naval counter-blockade on Iranian ports.
Call for return to agreement
Tehran wants to resume the memorandum of understanding that Washington agreed to in June. This document outlines a pathway toward a permanent settlement for the ongoing disputes between the two nations.
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