The Iranian Foreign Ministry criticized Trump's call for peace, considering it contradictory to the violent actions of the USA.
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Iran reacted to the statements of President Donald Trump, who called for a peace agreement, accusing the US of hostile behavior and attacks on the civilian population. The Foreign Ministry's statement emphasizes the contradiction between calls for peace and military actions, mentioning that negotiations are affected by attacks on Iran. Tensions between Iran, Israel, and the US remain high, and the prospects for diplomatic dialogue are weak.
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