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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has blamed Washington for the unravelling of an interim deal aimed at ending the war with the United States and Israel, amid growing fears that the fighting could resume imminently.
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fighting → blame → fears
In comments broadcast by Iranian Press TV on Saturday, But Pezeshkian also said that both sides should return to the deal and “conclude it”.
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sides → broadcast → it
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ministers → urge → diplomacy
Iran planning attacks on Americans; why is the US on alert?
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US → plan → alert
His remarks come amid growing fears that military action could resume as soon as this weekend, after US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he “may do another little Epic Fury”, using the codename of the US-Israeli war against Iran that started on February 28.
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that → come → February
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned that even limited strikes would trigger a response “several times greater”, according to comments reported by the semi-official Fars News Agency.
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strikes → warn → Agency
Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Ali Abdollahi said on Saturday that the US military would not be allowed in the Gulf “under any circumstances and at any time”.
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military → say → time
Abdollahi said Trump could only “dream” of seeing US forces enter the Gulf, adding that he would take his dream to the grave.
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he → say → grave
Trump has suggested he could take further military action against Iran, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he remains committed to overthrowing the country’s government.
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he → suggest → government
Both leaders face elections, with Israelis set to choose their next government on Tuesday.
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Israelis → face → Tuesday
Meanwhile, Trump’s Republican Party faces crucial midterm elections on November 3, with Democrats potentially winning control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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Democrats → face → Representatives
Such an outcome would be a major blow to Trump, who still has more than two years left in his final term in the White House.
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who → have → House
Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said on Saturday that Tehran would not “wait for permission to defend itself”, adding that the country “seeks peace but will respond to any aggression with severe consequences”.
“Our position is clear: we do not flee from dialogue for peace, and we do not hesitate in defending the country.
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we → say → country
Those who harbour the illusion of destroying Iran must correct their calculations,” Mohajerani wrote in a memo.
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Mohajerani → harbour → memo
Her comments came as Iranian judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei met Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.
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Ejei → come → Khamenei
The pair discussed how to tackle corruption and pursue compensation for Iranians affected by the US-Israeli war, among other issues.
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pair → discuss → issues
Khamenei replaced his father as supreme leader after the latter was assassinated during the opening strikes of the war on February 28.
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latter → replace → February
He has not been seen in public since assuming the position in early March.
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He → see → March
Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf was reported to have met Khamenei earlier this week.
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Ghalibaf → report → Khamenei
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