Iran's Araghchi calls U.S. strikes a 'failure' and vows to fight 'as long as it takes'
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Iran's Foreign Minister calls U.S. strikes a "failure" and vows to continue fighting "as long as it takes."
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has characterized recent U.S. strikes as a "failure" and pledged Iran's commitment to continue fighting "as long as it takes." Araghchi conveyed this stance during an interview with Amna Nawaz from Tehran, offering the Iranian government's perspective on the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel. This statement signals Iran's unwavering position amidst regional tensions. The remarks underscore the deep divisions and potential for prolonged confrontation in the Middle East.
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