Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: The Suggestions Proposed by the United States Are Extremely Extreme and Unreasonable
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, March 29 - According to a report from the Islamic Republic News Agency on the 29th, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated in a media interview that the suggestions submitted to Iran by the United States through intermediaries are extremely extreme and unreasonable.
Baghaei stated that the U.S. suggestions involve matters related to Iran's national sovereignty and lack any diplomatic seriousness. He also mentioned that Iran must rely on its own strength to ensure national security and ensure that the U.S. and Israel no longer launch attacks against Iran.
Baghaei indicated that Iran's military actions are not aimed at Arab countries, but specifically at U.S. and Israeli military bases and assets used to attack Iran. Baghaei said this is not a war between the American people and the Iranian people, but a war imposed on the region by the U.S. and Israel, and the U.S. must be responsible for all consequences.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Dar stated on the 26th that indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are being conducted through Pakistan as a means of conveying messages. Regarding the 15 points of the ceasefire agreement proposed by the U.S., the Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported on the 26th, citing informed sources, that Iran has formally responded.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei criticized U.S. proposals as extreme and unreasonable, asserting that Iran must rely on its own strength for national security. He emphasized that military actions are directed at U.S. and Israeli bases, not Arab nations. Indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are ongoing through Pakistan, with Iran having formally responded to a U.S. ceasefire proposal.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei stated U.S. proposals are extreme and unreasonable.
- Iran must rely on its own strength for national security.
- Iran's military actions target U.S. and Israeli military bases, not Arab countries.
- Indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are occurring through Pakistan.
- Iran has formally responded to U.S. ceasefire proposal.