Araghchi says the United States has to abandon threats and pressures against Iran in order for genuine and fruitful negotiations to open.

The Iranian Parliament speaker says Tehran is not opposed to talks but favors the diplomacy which is based on mutual respect and backed by guarantees.

Iranian government spokesperson warns that the country’s Armed Forces will respond as necessary to defend national sovereignty.

Araghchi says that imposing diplomacy through military threats cannot be effective or productive.

The international system has lost its rules, and the principle of force increasingly prevails on the global stage.

China reaffirms support for Iran’s sovereignty, while Saudi Arabia calls for diplomacy after violent riots. Both nations emphasize regional stability, condemn foreign interference, and pledge continued cooperation to address security challenges.

Iran and Oman have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and expanding cooperation in regional and international issues.