Abbas Arachi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, on Monday, November 2, in an interview with IRNA, referring to the diplomatic "intense consultations", said that Qatar and Pakistan, as mediators of the peace process, play a very active role in the exchange of messages and ongoing consultations. Emphasizing that Iran is a person of reason and constructive interaction, but will not bow to coercion, Argachi stated that the Islamic Republic presented its written plan and now everything depends on the political will and rationality of the American side. He warned that in the event of a military test or deception again, a much more difficult and unfortunate answer will be given to the enemy. The foreign minister also linked the reopening of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and the resumption of full negotiations directly to the unconditional acceptance of Iran's conditions. In response to a question about the visit of the Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council to Beijing, he assessed these consultations as part of Tehran's strategic interactions with key partners and added that the Islamic Republic of Iran is fully prepared for both diplomacy and military conflict scenarios.

Abbas Arachi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, on Monday, November 2, in an interview with IRNA, referring to the diplomatic "intense consultations", said that Qatar and Pakistan, as mediators of the peace process, play a very active role in the exchange of messages and ongoing consultations. Emphasizing that Iran is a person of reason and constructive interaction, but will not bow to coercion, Argachi stated that the Islamic Republic presented its written plan and now everything depends on the political will and rationality of the American side. He warned that in the event of a military test or deception again, a much more difficult and unfortunate answer will be given to the enemy. The foreign minister also linked the reopening of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and the resumption of full negotiations directly to the unconditional acceptance of Iran's conditions. In response to a question about the visit of the Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council to Beijing, he assessed these consultations as part of Tehran's strategic interactions with key partners and added that the Islamic Republic of Iran is fully prepared for both diplomacy and military conflict scenarios.