
Iranian Foreign Minister speaks to Jaishankar, appreciates “India’s solidarity with Iran” following Israel attacks
Tehran [Iran], June 14 : Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a telephonic conversation with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and appreciated India’s solidarity with Iran and its condemnation of the “Israeli regime’s aggression.”
According to Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement, Jaishankar, during the talks on Friday, offered sympathies to the people of Iran following Israel’s attacks. Jaishankar referred to his discussion with his French counterpart and stressed the importance of strengthening international efforts to de-escalate tensions in the region.
On Friday, the Israel Defence Force (IDF) said Israel has launched a “precise, preemptive strike” in Iran. The spokesperson, BG Effie Defrin, said the strikes were aimed at damaging Iran’s nuclear program and in response to the Iranian regime’s ongoing aggression against Israel.
In a statement shared on X, Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated, “On Friday evening, Indian Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar held a telephone conversation with Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi. During the conversation, Jaishankar extended deep sympathies of the government and people of India to the government and people of Iran following the Israeli regime’s attacks, which led to the loss of innocent lives.”
“Jaishankar referred to his recent phone consultations with his French counterpart and stressed the importance of strengthening international efforts to de-escalate tensions in the region. Araghchi appreciated India’s solidarity with Iran and its condemnation of the Israeli regime’s aggression.
He said, “We were in the middle of a diplomatic process and engaged in consultations with our Omani counterpart to prepare for a new round of talks with representatives of the US government but the Israeli regime’s acts of aggression including attacking Iran, assassinating military commanders, and killing civilians and academic elites derailed the diplomatic path,” it added.