The "Tasnim" news agency reported on Friday, November 6, citing the official Iraqi news agency, that Fawad Hasin, the foreign minister of Iraq, in a telephone conversation with Abbas Arachi, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic, proposed to establish a committee consisting of several countries in the foreign regions. The members of this committee are about to travel to Tehran and Washington to examine the ways to reach peace agreements between Iran and the US, resolve the existing disputes and strengthen regional stability. According to this report, during a telephone conversation with Argachi, Fawad Hossein learned of Tehran's point of view regarding the resumption of negotiations and thanked his Iranian counterpart for informing him of the Islamic Republic's positions. The Iraqi foreign minister also pointed to the possibility of resuming military operations in the region and warned that the Middle East is in a state of increasing tension and that the continuation of this situation could lead to an escalation of the crisis. He emphasized the need to take practical steps to contain the tensions and provide suitable conditions to reduce the differences and called for the use of diplomatic solutions to prevent the spread of the crisis. In the same framework, the Iraqi foreign minister proposed to establish a committee of the foreign ministers of the countries of the region so that its members would travel to the capitals of Iran and the United States to provide a basis for talks between the two sides and reach a peace agreement. In the published report, the names of the countries proposed for membership in this committee and the possible travel date of the foreign ministers to Tehran and Washington were not specified.

The "Tasnim" news agency reported on Friday, November 6, citing the official Iraqi news agency, that Fawad Hasin, the foreign minister of Iraq, in a telephone conversation with Abbas Arachi, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic, proposed to establish a committee consisting of several countries in the foreign regions. The members of this committee are about to travel to Tehran and Washington to examine the ways to reach peace agreements between Iran and the US, resolve the existing disputes and strengthen regional stability. According to this report, during a telephone conversation with Argachi, Fawad Hossein learned of Tehran's point of view regarding the resumption of negotiations and thanked his Iranian counterpart for informing him of the Islamic Republic's positions. The Iraqi foreign minister also pointed to the possibility of resuming military operations in the region and warned that the Middle East is in a state of increasing tension and that the continuation of this situation could lead to an escalation of the crisis. He emphasized the need to take practical steps to contain the tensions and provide suitable conditions to reduce the differences and called for the use of diplomatic solutions to prevent the spread of the crisis. In the same framework, the Iraqi foreign minister proposed to establish a committee of the foreign ministers of the countries of the region so that its members would travel to the capitals of Iran and the United States to provide a basis for talks between the two sides and reach a peace agreement. In the published report, the names of the countries proposed for membership in this committee and the possible travel date of the foreign ministers to Tehran and Washington were not specified.