Iran’s Araghchi Offers Talks, Warns Against Renewed Attack

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday that war and fresh sanctions would not resolve the dispute between Tehran and Washington, while reaffirming his country’s readiness to return to diplomacy.

Araghchi said Iran was prepared to pursue an agreement he described as “fair and honorable,” signaling that a negotiated settlement remained an option for Tehran.

His offer of talks was accompanied by a warning against a renewed attack, placing opposition to further military action alongside Iran’s stated willingness to negotiate.

The remarks presented diplomacy, rather than military force or additional sanctions, as Tehran’s preferred route toward settling the dispute with Washington.