Khaberni - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Saturday that Israel had conveyed messages of reassurance to Tehran through Russia, not to carry out new strikes against the Islamic Republic.
Araghchi added to state television: "Three or four days ago, there was a phone call between Russian President Putin and Netanyahu, and the next day our ambassador in Moscow was summoned, and a message from Netanyahu was conveyed, stating no new war would be launched against our country."
In June, Iran and Israel engaged in military confrontations during a war that lasted 12 days, resulting in the deaths of senior Iranian military personnel and scientists linked to the Iranian nuclear program, as well as hundreds of civilians.
The Iranian minister affirmed that his country's armed forces are ready, warning of the possibility of Israeli deception or misinformation.
In another context, Araghchi said Tehran welcomes any prospective "fair and balanced" American nuclear proposal, but sees no justification for talks with European powers, noting that message exchanges between Iran and Washington are conducted through mediators.
