After the terrible war in the Middle East, the leaders of Iran who took part in the first peace meeting were murdered by Israel! The Jewish army had completed all arrangements to make the meeting held in Pakistan last April bloody. But in the end America poured water on this conspiracy. Iran was also warned about the matter. Recently, such a sensational report has been published by the American media “New York Times”.
According to US media reports, America became very concerned after learning about the Israeli conspiracy. It is known that two top leaders of Iran, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghachi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Begher Ghalibaf were targeted by Israel. Washington feared that if these two top leaders died, all the roads to peace would be closed forever. In this situation, other countries in the Middle East were informed about Israel’s plan by America. From there, this information was taken to the ears of Iran.
Iran’s two top leaders, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghachi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Begher Ghalibaf, were targeted by Israel. Washington feared that if these two top leaders died, all the roads to peace would be closed forever.
The Iran-US-Israeli war began with the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei on February 28. Since then, in one and a half months, Israel and America jointly killed top leaders in Iran. US officials claim that their goal at the start of the war was to overthrow Iran’s hard-line government. However, realizing that the matter will not be easy, America decided to walk the road of negotiation. Israel partially agreed, but Tel Aviv was reluctant to enter into any negotiations. In this situation, when America decided to hold a ceasefire meeting in Islamabad. Israel plans to assassinate Iranian leaders there. However, in the end, Netanyahu did not succeed in the US action. Needless to say, even though that meeting was mediated by Pakistan in April, nothing unexpected came out of it. Rather, it is better to say that the meeting failed.
Note that 5 months have passed since the Iran-US conflict. Despite the signing of the initial MoU for a ceasefire, Israel’s continued attacks on Lebanon are seen as a major thorn in the road to peace. In this situation, Iran’s parliament speaker Ghalibaf said, “We are continuing to negotiate. Diplomacy is our priority. But if negotiations do not materialize, we are also ready for war. And we will respond accordingly.” Besides, he said, “Iran’s current meetings are focused on implementing the commitments mentioned in the memorandum of understanding signed between Tehran and Washington. Iran will not participate in any negotiations until the terms of the agreement are met.” Also on the nuclear deal issue, he said, “Iran’s nuclear program is under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Uranium enrichment is our right. All the terms of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are being followed. As a result, there will be no compromise on Iran’s nuclear rights and red lines.”
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