'... Then the war will start again', Iran outraged over attack on Beirut, know what Araghchi said on Peace Talk

Even after the ceasefire in Iran, there are occasional attacks. Due to this, tensions in the Middle East are increasing. On the other hand, Iran has again been agitated by the threat of an Israeli attack on Lebanon's capital Beirut. Iran's foreign minister, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, says an attack on Beirut would mean a full-scale resumption of the war.

Beirut
According to a report by Al Jazeera, the Iranian Foreign Minister clearly says that Tehran has made it clear that it will not remain silent in the face of an attack on Beirut. In an interview with Lebanese news outlet Al-Mayadeen, Abbas Araghchi said that any attack on Beirut would have serious consequences and would lead to the resumption of war. "At the moment when Israel threatened to attack the areas around Beirut, we took an important stance and put the Iranian military on full alert for a retaliatory strike," he said.

Israeli military threatened to bomb
The Israeli Army (IDF) had threatened to bomb the southern outskirts of Beirut as part of its escalating military operation, but Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he Israel and Hezbollah have both secured a commitment to stop fighting and described the move as a diplomatic breakthrough that has halted Israel's wide-ranging campaign

peace talk
Regarding the peace talk with the United States, the Iranian minister says that there is no communication with Washington. Araghchi told Lebanon's Al-Mayadeen that there had been no breakdown of contact with the United States, but there had been no progress in the talks. The Iranian foreign minister said the two sides were studying the documents exchanged.

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