News Summary
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran does not consider Middle Eastern neighboring countries as enemies.
- Minister Araghchi clarified that Iran’s actions have been targeted solely against the United States and are not motivated by hostility towards regional countries.
- Following the cessation of conflict, Tehran plans to engage in dialogue to restore trust with its neighbors.
July 26, Kathmandu – Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized that Iran does not perceive its Middle Eastern neighboring countries as adversaries.
He highlighted that Iran’s recent actions have been exclusively directed against the United States.
In an interview with an Iranian newspaper, Araghchi stated, “Iran’s steps at the regional level are not driven by enmity toward countries in this region. These measures are prompted by other reasons known to all parties.”
He also revealed that once the conflict ends, Tehran intends to initiate talks to rebuild trust with its neighbors.

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