The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the recent attacks by the Israeli regime on Syria's defense centers and infrastructure.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei warned that new U.S. sanctions against Iran are making diplomatic negotiations increasingly difficult, stressed that Washington lacks seriousness.

The situation in Gaza and Lebanon has drawn significant global attention, and Baghaei's remarks reflect a broader concern about the humanitarian crisis affecting millions of civilians.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Esmail Baghaei, says the Omani capital Muscat as the venue for the second round of indirect talks with the United States.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has dismissed the UK claim that Islamic Republic threatens British national security, calling on the British government to abandon the nonconstructive approach.

Attending weekly press conference and in response to Iran Press, Esmaeil Baghaei said: "Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, has made this strategic move in response to the evolving situation in Syria."

Hours ago, a bomb exploded on the outskirts of Turbat, killing 4 Pakistani forces and injuring 35 others, some in severe conditions.

The criticism underscores Iran's broader stance against Western military interventions in the region and highlights Tehran's alignment with Yemen and Palestine as part of the axis of resistance.

Speaking at his weekly press conference, Esmaeil Baghaei addressed anti-Iranian statements made by U.S. officials, stating, "The remarks directed against Iran are not new to us. These actors are attempting to undermine relations between different countries. For a senior American official to speak so casually about the internal affairs of another nation ...

Baghaei added that ministers and senior officials of the ECO member countries, along with the directors of regional specialized organizations and the secretaries-general of some multilateral economic organizations, will participate in the meeting, which will be chaired by Abbas Araghchi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran.

Esmail Baghaei addressed a press conference on Monday. In response to a question from Iran Press about the meeting between the Iranian representative and representatives from Morocco, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, he stated: "Iran has consistently welcomed the improvement and expansion of relations with neighboring, regional, and Islamic countries."

Ismail Baghaei pointed to some of the criticisms raised inside the country about Grossi's trip and said that this trip should be considered in the continuation of interactions between Iran and the Agency, and it is not a new thing.

Publishing a post on his X account on Sunday, Esmail Baqaee Hamaneh wrote: "Our people cannot forget the long and dark history of the US illegal and destabilizing interventions in Iran, especially the American-British coup on August 18, 1953, which overthrew the first government elected by the Iranian people and restored the monarchy's dictatorship....

Esmaeil Baghaei in his presser, pointing to recent Israel's attack on Iran said: "The legal, moral and international commitment of the countries obliged not to give their territory to a third country to attack the territory of another country, and we are sure that none of our neighboring countries has done such a thing."

On Friday, the US Treasury Department designated 10 companies and 17 vessels as blocked property, claiming they were involved in shipments of Iranian oil and petrochemical products.