Saying Just One Word Could Stop This War: Iran's FM Slams Netanyahu's Schemes Against Trump
Iran's Foreign Minister Declares: Netanyahu is Fooling Trump
In a bold statement, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtchi asserted that a single phone call from Donald Trump could put a halt to the ongoing war between Israel and Iran. In Araghtchi's opinion, Benjamin Netanyahu is merely fleecing another U.S. president with his antics.
The recent Israeli attacks aim to sabotage the imminent atomic accord between Iran and the U.S., as negotiations between the two countries were inching towards a conclusion. Regrettably, these talks have been delayed due to Israel's persistent assaults, making a peaceful resolution more elusive.
Israel has escalated its attacks against Iran, focusing on nuclear facilities, military personnel, defense stations, oil and gas fields, and even state media. The stated goal of these attacks is to deter Iran from producing nuclear weapons and missiles. In response, Iran has retaliated with attacks on Israel, signaling that the conflict persists.
According to Araghtchi, the Israeli attacks on Iran will continue to receive a resolute response from the Iranian army. "Our powerful forces ensure that the world recognizes the errant actions of the war criminals holed up in their Tel Aviv shelters," Araghtchi exclaimed. "We will persistently bombard these cowards until they cease their attacks on our people."
Iran also denounced an Israeli attack on its state-run television and radio station, IRIB, during a live broadcast as a war crime. "The UN Security Council must take immediate action to halt this malicious war aggressor from committing further heinous acts against our citizens," commented Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Bakaei.
Despite the unrelenting hostilities, the international community remains vigilant, as the consequences of this conflict could extend beyond the Middle East, with potential implications for the global economy and stability.
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The international community must put forth a community policy to promote peaceful resolutions, discouraging war-and-conflicts such as the ongoing Israeli-Iranian conflict. In line with this, the employment policy within political organizations should prioritize responsibility and diplomacy, rather than heightening tensions through general-news surrounding war-and-conflicts and politics.
