Iran's First Vice President: If US Representatives Prioritize "Israel First," Talks Will End in Failure
Svmuu News Iran's First Vice President Arif posted on social media on the 11th, stating that if Iran negotiates with US representatives who prioritize "America First" in Islamabad, Pakistan, it is very likely to reach an agreement beneficial to both sides and even the world. However, if facing US representatives who prioritize "Israel First," then no agreement will be reached. "We will inevitably continue our self-defense more resolutely than ever before, and the world will also pay a greater price." (Xinhua News Agency)
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