Iran: US Actions May Invalidate Islamabad Agreement

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the Islamabad Agreement reached on June 14 has lost its validity following the US's recent military moves. Iran views the US's military attacks and attempts to reimpose a naval blockade as a clear violation of the agreement. Gharibabadi emphasized that Iran has responded militarily and will continue to do so, rendering the agreement ineffective under current conditions.

Iran does not feel any obligation regarding the agreement under these conditions. There is no agreement to talk about at the moment. The US has done everything to violate the agreement. No country should expect Iran to fulfill its commitments.

The Islamabad Agreement was considered a significant accord between the parties involved. However, the US's recent actions have cast doubt on the agreement's future.