In a recent interview with NBC News, Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif emphasized Iran’s right to retaliate for the assassination of Hamas leader Haniyeh in Tehran. Despite international calls for restraint, Zarif expressed frustration with the lack of progress towards a cease-fire in Gaza. He underscored Iran’s willingness to collaborate with other nations to end the conflict and promote global peace.
Zarif also criticized the US for withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear accord, attributing the current tensions to the Trump administration’s actions. He highlighted the negative impact of this decision on both countries and the international community. Haniyeh’s assassination during a visit to Iran further escalated tensions in the region, underscoring the need for diplomatic solutions and de-escalation.
As Iran navigates complex foreign relations and strives for stability, Zarif remains committed to defending his country while advocating for a peaceful world. The ongoing crisis in Gaza underscores the urgent need for dialogue and cooperation among nations to address regional challenges and promote global security.
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