Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi flew to visit the Lebanese capital Beirut today. Alagzi said Iran is “ready to deal with any situation.” At the same time, he emphasized that Iran “is not seeking war,” but is “ready to deal with war.” He added that the Iranian government is open to negotiations, provided they are based on mutual respect and common interests. Alagach called the US and Israel's attack on Iran a “strategic failure,” condemned Israel for violating the Lebanese-Israel cease-fire agreement, and warned that the region was facing an unprecedented threat. Alagzi said that the purpose of his current visit to Lebanon was to discuss Israel's “challenges and threats” to regional security and expand bilateral relations.

Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi flew to visit the Lebanese capital Beirut today. Alagzi said Iran is “ready to deal with any situation.” At the same time, he emphasized that Iran “is not seeking war,” but is “ready to deal with war.” He added that the Iranian government is open to negotiations, provided they are based on mutual respect and common interests. Alagach called the US and Israel's attack on Iran a “strategic failure,” condemned Israel for violating the Lebanese-Israel cease-fire agreement, and warned that the region was facing an unprecedented threat. Alagzi said that the purpose of his current visit to Lebanon was to discuss Israel's “challenges and threats” to regional security and expand bilateral relations.