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Iran Says It Responded to Israeli Ceasefire Violations; FM Holds Calls With Counterparts to Clarify Position

Iran's foreign minister held separate calls with officials from France, Qatar, the United Kingdom, Turkey, and Pakistan's army chief to address Iran's response to Israel and regional developments after alleged ceasefire violations in Lebanon.

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Iran Says It Responded to Israeli Ceasefire Violations; FM Holds Calls With Counterparts to Clarify Positionsana.sy
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Iran's foreign minister conducted multiple diplomatic calls on regional issues following Iran's response to Israel's alleged violations of a Lebanon ceasefire. The minister spoke with the foreign ministers of France and Qatar about Iran's response against Israel and broader regional developments.

The calls occurred after Iran responded to reported ceasefire violations in Lebanon.

Officials addressed Iran's actions and the resulting regional situation during each exchange. No specific outcomes or agreements from the calls were detailed in the reports.

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