Iraan waxay sheegtay in Mareykanku uu diyaar garoobayo weerar cusub, iyadoo diyaar u tahay inay dib u bilowdo dagaalka
Xarunta ciidamada dhexe ee Iraan ayaa maanta sheegtay inay heshay xog ku saabsan in Mareykanku uu diyaar garoobayo inuu dib u bilaabo weerarada ka dhanka ah dalkaasi, iyadoo dowladdu ay sheegtay inay diyaar u tahay inay dib u bilowdo dagaalka.
Wararka ka imaanaya Tehran iyo Washington
Xarunta ciidamada dhexe ee Khatam al-Anbiya ayaa maanta sheegtay inay heshay xog ku saabsan in Mareykanku uu diyaar garoobayo inuu dib u bilaabo weerarada ka dhanka ah dalkaasi, iyadoo dowladdu ay sheegtay inay diyaar u tahay inay dib u bilowdo dagaalka.
Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa sheegay inuu ku jiro muddo 'go'aan qaadiya' oo ku saabsan Iran, isagoo sheegay in doorashadiisa ay ka mid tahay tallaabooyin dagaal, xad dhaafinta ganacsiga ama heshiis, isagoo sidoo kale sheegay inuu diyaar u yahay inuu kulamo la yeesho madaxweynaha Iran Masoud Pezeshkian.
Warbixinta wasiirka arrimaha dibadda iyo xukuumadda
Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda ee Iran, Abbas Araghchi, ayaa maanta ka tagay Tehran isagoo u jeeda kulanka guud ee Qaramada Midoobay ee New York, iyadoo la sheegay inuu marayo Qatar ka hor inta uusan gaarin meeshaas.
Ra'iisul wasaaraha Iran, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, ayaa sheegay in Tehran ay ku xadgudubto dagaalka ka hor inta uusan dib u bilowdo wadahadallada, isagoo sheegay in geeska Hormuz uu noqon doono mid xiran ilaa Mareykanku uu fulinayo shuruudaha heshiiskii hore.
Saameynta dagaalka iyo xaaladda geeska Hormuz
Dagaalku wuxuu saameyn weyn ku yeeshay geeska Hormuz, halkaas oo la sheegay in 12 gawaari oo ganacsi ah ay ku soo galeen bishan, halkii 35 ay ku soo galeen bishii hore, taasoo muujinaysa in dagaalku uu saameyn weyn ku yeeshay ganacsiga adduunka.
Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda ee Qatar, Majed al-Ansari, ayaa sheegay in Doha ay heshay xaqiijin ka yimid Mareykanka oo sheegaya inay rabto heshiis, halka Iran ay sheegtay in shuruudaha wadahadallada cusub ay ka mid yihiin in la xiro dagaalka iyo in la sii daayo lacagaha Iran ee la xiray.
Iran's central military command has warned that the United States is preparing to resume strikes on the country, vowing retaliation against American interests in the Middle East and cautioning regional states against aiding Washington.
Military Warning and Diplomatic Signals
The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, which oversees Iran's armed forces, issued the warning on Sunday, stating that any renewed US assault would bring retaliation against American bases and interests in the region. The military command further declared that states allowing their territory or facilities to support US attacks would be 'considered complicit' and could face an Iranian response.
US President Donald Trump told Fox News on Sunday that he was in a 'deciding mode' over Iran, with options including further military action, economic pressure or a deal. He also said he would be open to meeting Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week.
Conditions for Talks and Strait of Hormuz Disruption
Tehran has told Qatari and Pakistani mediators that conditions for renewed talks include an end to the war and US attacks, the release of frozen Iranian funds and the lifting of the US naval blockade on Iranian ports. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until Washington met what Iran says are its commitments under an earlier agreement.
Shipping data showed 12 commodity vessels crossed the strait over the weekend, down from 35 the previous weekend. The war began in late February after joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran, and a 60-day memorandum reached in June reduced full-scale fighting but expired last month, with attacks around Hormuz increasing since then.
Two-Track Strategy and Regional Mediation
Al Jazeera correspondent Tohid Asadi, reporting from Tehran, said Iranian officials were sending a deliberate two-track message, signalling that they remained open to diplomacy while preparing for renewed fighting. Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi left Tehran on Sunday evening for the UN General Assembly in New York, making a brief stopover in Qatar.
Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari said Doha had heard assurances from US officials that Washington wanted an agreement. Mark Pfeifle, a Republican strategist and former White House national security official, told Al Jazeera that both countries were 'locked in this frozen conflict' and trying to increase pressure before possible diplomacy around the UN gathering.
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