Qalibaf: Lebanon Talks Halted After Attack
The article focused on statements made by Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, revealing that negotiations between Iran and the United States have ceased following the recent Israeli attack on southern Beirut. He indicated that Iran had threatened to target "Israel" and expand the attacks across the entire region if Tel Aviv retaliated, which led to the lifting of the siege on Iran that night. Qalibaf emphasized his ongoing relationship with Lebanese resistance factions since 1985 and detailed the close ties with Party leadership. He also pointed out that Tehran relies on a combination of negotiation, pressure, and military threats to achieve its goals, amid escalating tensions over its sovereignty in the Strait of Hormuz and the United States' refusal to impose any administrative arrangements there.
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