'We didn’t ask for ceasefire': Iran rejects US claim, says Tehran ‘ready for US ground invasion'

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared readiness for a potential US ground invasion, asserting confidence in confronting American forces and dismissing any ceasefire requests.

5 Mar, 18:24 — 5 Mar, 18:24

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'We didn’t ask for ceasefire': Iran rejects US claim, says Tehran ‘ready for US ground invasion'

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared readiness for a potential US ground invasion, asserting confidence in confronting American forces and dismissing any ceasefire requests. He blamed US or Israeli forces for a deadly school strike, stating negotiations have collapsed due to recent military actions, and warned of no winners in the escalating regional conflict.

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