Iran Foreign Ministry

Iran's foreign ministry warns Middle East states not to allow their territories to be used for attacks on Iran. The ministry criticizes violations in the Strait of Hormuz and Israeli attacks in Lebanon as rendering an interim deal with the US ineffective.

The US and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) electronically. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei confirmed the agreement was finalized and signed with the US.

Dozens protested outside Iran's foreign ministry in Mashhad against Abbas Araghchi following his televised interview discussing a US peace deal. The protesters chanted slogans against the diplomat after his remarks on potential peace negotiations with the US.

Iran's foreign ministry justified recent missile strikes on Israeli military targets as self-defense under the UN Charter's Article 51, accusing Israel of violating a ceasefire through attacks on Iranian interests and collaborating with the U.S. It warned of a strong response to future attacks while reiterating its commitment to security and national interests.

Iran's foreign ministry condemns US attacks on Qeshm Island and Goruk as 'adventurist actions' that violate a fragile ceasefire agreement and endanger regional security. The statement holds the US solely responsible for the consequences and urges regional countries to adhere to international law principles.

US President Donald Trump faces Republican criticism as he moves closer to a potential peace deal with Iran, while Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson states progress on most issues but denies imminent agreement. The article also notes growing disillusionment among US voters and shifting public sentiment in Russia against Putin.