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Iran says it forced US, Israel to seek talks
According to Deccan Chronicle, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi has declared that Iran proved itself a “tough and invincible power” during the recent war with the US and Israel, and ultimately…
The Story in Brief
According to Deccan Chronicle, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi has declared that Iran proved itself a “tough and invincible power” during the recent war with the US and Israel, and ultimately forced its opponents to request negotiations. Speaking at a health ministry meeting, Araghchi praised Iranian armed forces and civilians for their resistance, noting that foreign officials called Iran’s performance a “miracle.” He claimed Iran won both the war and the diplomatic battle, upholding its honour and dignity. The remarks follow US President Donald Trump’s assertion that Washington has “100 per cent control” over the Strait of Hormuz and his warning that the US would seek compensation from Iran for alleged past damages.
The Indian Opinion
Both Tehran and Washington are spinning this for domestic audiences. Araghchi calls Iran’s performance a “miracle” while Trump boasts of “100 per cent control” over the Strait of Hormuz. Each side’s claim of victory rests on different facts: Iran did resist a powerful coalition, but the US still blocks key shipping lanes. The real test will be whether direct negotiations actually begin, and what terms each side brings to the table. Neither narrative can be taken at face value.
Source: deccanchronicle.com
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