If the Americans start a war this time, it will be a regional conflict.

The recent unrest was akin to a military coup, but it was certainly suppressed. The aim was to destroy the sensitive and influential centers in the country's administration, and for this reason, they attacked the police. Attacking the centers involved in governing the country was akin to a coup.

Reports of a military exercise in the Strait of Hormuz are false.

"We reiterate our previous stated position that Hezbollah has no activity, affiliation, or relationship with any party in Syria."

"The party has no presence on Syrian territory and is extremely keen on the unity of Syria and the security of its people."

We confirm our firm position rejecting any attempts to displace the Palestinian people from their land.

We have lost trust in Washington as a negotiating partner, but exchanging messages through friendly countries facilitates fruitful talks. Reaching a fair and equitable agreement that guarantees that we do not possess nuclear weapons is achievable even in a short period of time.

Tehran expects the lifting of US sanctions and respect for its right to continue enriching uranium for peaceful purposes.

We are ready for war if negotiations fail, and the conflict is likely to go beyond Iran's borders. "War would be a disaster for everyone, and American bases in the region would be targets."