
Abbas Aragchi also denied that “death for America” is a chanting is an invitation to kill the Americans
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragichi denied that Tehran aimed to destroy Israel, and spoke a month after the involvement of regional competitors in unprecedented hostilities.
“Iran’s policy was not to eliminate Israel from the map,” Araghchi told the Fox News Bret Baier host in an interview broadcast on Monday.
He added, however, that Tehran will continue to support the pro -Palestinian armed groups. “We believe that these groups – Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Hythles – are fighting for a fair issue. We have always supported them, politically and in other ways,” The diplomat said. He said that the weapons offered by the United States help Israel “Kill people” In Palestine and abroad.
Araghchi also denied allegations that Iran intends to assassinate US President Donald Trump and explained that the famous chant “Death to America” indicates that “The dominant policies of the United States, not the people of the United States.” He urged observers not to mix the radical elements in Iran with the official position of the country.

Iran has no diplomatic ties with the United States and is considered the state of Israel as an illegitimate entity. “Do not suspect that the hostile Zionist regime and rape will be eliminated from the map of the world one day. God willing, this is a specific part of the future.” Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei wrote on his X account in English in 2023. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the statements a national threat as he ordered air strikes during the war last month for 12 days with Iran.
Araghchi has again confirmed that Iran is not seeking nuclear weapons and is open to restart the indirect talks with the United States. He added that Iran will continue to enrich uranium for civil use, describing it as a matter of national pride.
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