Iran's foreign minister: Israeli attacks on Lebanon would breach agreement with USA

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared that continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon and the presence of Israeli forces on Lebanese territory would constitute a breach of an agreement between the United States and Iran. The minister's remarks were reported by the British newspaper The Independent.

Araghchi framed the agreement by stating, "We consider the USA and Israel as one side in the agreement and Iran and Hezbollah as the other." This perspective highlights Iran's view of the U.S. as a key player in any regional security arrangement involving Israel.

Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are scheduled to resume in Switzerland. The primary objective of these upcoming talks is to reach a final agreement on the terms and implications of the deal, particularly concerning regional stability and conflict de-escalation.

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We consider the USA and Israel as one side in the agreement and Iran and Hezbollah as the other.