Iran says it is prepared for war despite diplomatic overtures

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghci stated that Tehran is ready for a “doomsday war” if necessary, while also indicating that the country remains open to diplomatic solutions.

The minister’s comments were made following a rejection by U.S. President Donald Trump of Iran’s proposal for a seven‑day plan aimed at ending hostilities and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Araghci said Iran is prepared for the conflict to resume, even if it escalates to a “doomsday” scenario, but added that the government continues to seek diplomatic avenues to resolve the dispute.

The U.S. decision to dismiss the Iranian plan underscores the ongoing tension between the two nations over the strategic waterway, which is a vital conduit for global oil shipments.

No further details were provided regarding the specific terms of the Iranian proposal or the next steps in diplomatic engagement.

Source: Al Jazeera. Photo: İrfan Simsar / Pexels.

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