Tehran: Iran’s government announced its readiness to consider any peace proposals aimed at improving the situation in both Gaza and Lebanon, marking a significant moment in the region’s ongoing tensions. During a press conference on Tuesday, government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani emphasized Iran’s commitment to alleviating suffering and promoting stability in the Middle East.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Mohajerani stated, “We welcome any peace proposals and are ready to improve the situation in Gaza and Lebanon.” She highlighted the severe humanitarian issues facing Gaza, describing them as a “large-scale humanitarian tragedy.” Iran, she noted, is fully engaged in efforts to ease the hardships faced by the people in these areas.

Further elaborating on Iran’s foreign policy stance, Mohajerani added, “We have never started a war against any country and we have the ability to defend ourselves with high determination. We will not hesitate or rush to respond to any aggression at the appropriate t
ime and place.” This statement underscores Iran’s defensive posture and its cautious approach to conflict resolution.

The openness to peace proposals comes at a crucial time as the region grapples with instability and violence. Iran’s proactive approach in seeking peace and stability could play a vital role in shaping future diplomatic engagements in the Middle East.