Iran President Comments on Houthis Attacks
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated in an interview with Fox News that Iran is still seeking an agreement with the United States. However, he emphasized that ending the war is solely in Washington's hands. He explained that recent talks between the two sides, including Iran's demands, were conducted within the framework of international law. Raisi also indicated that Tehran would reduce its uranium enrichment levels if an agreement is reached, reaffirming that Iran does not seek to acquire a nuclear weapon. Additionally, he denied any systematic ties with armed groups in the region, such as Hezbollah and the Houthis, pointing instead to Chinese intelligence support that has helped Iran improve the accuracy of targeting American bases. He blamed the United States for the collapse of previous diplomatic efforts, citing American attacks on Iran's leaders and scientists.
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