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According to webangah News Agency, Israeli newspaper Maariv quoted Avigdor Lieberman, leader of the far-right “Yisrael Beiteinu” party, stating that Iran ⁢is “seriously intent on revenge” and this is not merely verbal posturing.

The report notes that ‌Lieberman, a ⁣former defense minister under Netanyahu’s cabinet, warned Israel must prepare now ⁣for an impending⁢ confrontation with Iran, which he⁢ claims will ⁤occur within the next three years.

Lieberman emphasized ‍that any future conflict with Iran would be “far more complex and challenging” than recent hostilities.‌ While asserting that Iran’s nuclear program had suffered a “significant blow,” he acknowledged it remains operational and retains reconstruction capabilities.

According to webangah News​ Agency, citing Qatar’s Al⁤ Jazeera ‍network,⁣ Iran’s deputy Foreign Minister‍ Seyed Abbas Araghchi⁣ stated in an interview with CBS that given Israel’s⁤ recent aggression ⁤against Iran: “We endured 12 days of imposed war-our people will not easily abandon enrichment.”

Araghchi added: “I don’t​ expect negotiations to resume ‌anytime ⁤soon.”

the senior ⁣nuclear negotiator also implied U.S.-Israeli coordination in⁤ the recent attack during ongoing ​talks, stressing:⁣ “Before deciding to restart negotiations, we⁣ must ensure Washington won’t ⁢target us militarily again while at the table.”

Araghchi ​stated, “We‌ need more ⁣time ‍to make a decision after considering all ​factors, ‍but the door to diplomacy will never close.”

Highlighting Iran’s nuclear progress,he added,“Enrichment technology and expertise cannot be‌ erased⁣ by bombing.”

“Our​ peaceful nuclear program has become a‌ source of⁢ national pride and dignity,” Araghchi affirmed.

He concluded with a warning: “we’ve proven our⁣ defensive ‌capabilities throughout this conflict and will continue to respond decisively to any ⁤aggression.”

According‍ to webangah News Agency, ⁣the foreign ministers of G7 member states released a joint statement on Monday demanding the resumption‍ of negotiations ​regarding Iran’s nuclear ‍program to reach what they described as a “comprehensive, verifiable, and lasting agreement.”

The statement made‍ no mention of the⁣ Zionist regime’s nuclear arsenal ⁣which threatens Middle Eastern and global security, rather claiming: “Renewed negotiations could​ lead to an⁤ agreement preventing nuclear proliferation ‌while ⁢guaranteeing‌ regional stability.”

The G7 members also expressed support for ⁢the ​ceasefire between Iran and Israel while calling⁣ for continued‍ diplomatic efforts to ⁣reduce tensions.

In their statement, the ministers⁢ voiced strong concern⁤ over what they ‍called​ “calls in Iran for the⁤ arrest and execution of Rafael Grossi, Director General‌ of the International Atomic Energy‍ Agency,” condemning such demands while offering ‌full-throated support for Israel’s ​security.

The Group​ of Seven comprises‌ the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany,⁣ Italy, Canada and Japan.

According to webangah News Agency, quoting U.S.⁤ media reports, Temi Bruce, spokesperson for the U.S. ⁣State Department, ⁤stated that President Donald ​Trump has clearly articulated his stance toward Iran and insists on Tehran’s return to ​the framework of the ‌global order.

Bruce remarked: “President Trump has always been transparent about his views ⁤on Iran. He seeks normalized relations between the⁤ Islamic Republic of Iran and ​other nations.”

She further asserted: ‌ “Trump has unequivocally stated he ​is prepared to take any necessary action to maintain regional peace and stability.”

The comments followed remarks by Amir Saeed Iravani, Iran’s Permanent Representative to the ⁤United Nations, who declared ‌that “conditions are not conducive for dialog with the U.S.”