Iran stresses US responsibility for implementing peace agreement

Tehran (ANTARA) - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has emphasised the responsibility of the United States regarding the implementation of the memorandum of understanding for peace with Iran, as well as the total cessation of Israeli military attacks against Lebanon.

Araghchi made these statements during separate conversations with the Foreign Ministers of Turkey, Hakan Fidan; Iraq, Fuad Hussein; and Egypt, Badr Abdelatty.

Araghchi stated that his side has reviewed the processes and clauses achieved during the negotiations in Islamabad, Pakistan.

He also expressed appreciation for the positions and roles of Turkey, Iran, and Egypt in supporting a ceasefire and easing tensions, as well as for the diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving regional stability and security.

The parties emphasised that all efforts must continue through ongoing consultations regarding regional developments and the strengthening of diplomatic endeavours to maintain security and stability.

The current draft of the memorandum of understanding, based on Tehran’s 14-point proposal during the initial stage of the ceasefire, has been reviewed repeatedly over the last 60 days by both Iran and the United States.

Despite various pressures, ceasefire violations, and shifts in position by the United States, Iran remains steadfast in maintaining its stance.

Following the signing of the memorandum of understanding for peace, the US and Iran will commence a series of further negotiations over the next 60 days to reach a comprehensive agreement on issues that have yet to reach a consensus.