Why it matters:
The call reflects Iran’s diplomatic approach in countering Western threats while emphasizing its commitment to regional stability and international law.
What they're saying:
Concerning the Iranian nuclear program, Araghchi emphasized that Iran remains open to genuine negotiations but insisted that such talks must be based on mutual respect and free from coercive tactics. He also strongly condemned U.S. threats against Iran, calling them violations of international law that only escalate tensions.
The Dutch foreign minister expressed concerns over growing regional tensions and urged Iran to play a role in ensuring the security of international shipping in the Red Sea amid rising security challenges in maritime routes.
Go deeper:
Iran has consistently maintained that Western interventions fuel instability in the region. The Islamic Republic continues to advocate for regional security solutions free from foreign interference. Tehran has also criticized Europe’s lack of independent stance regarding U.S. policies, urging European nations to adopt a more balanced approach in dealing with global challenges.
ahmad shirzadian
