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25 Oct 2026, 11:23

Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, on Sunday, November 3, referred to the possibility of renewed war with the U.S. and Israel, stating that Tehran's policies will not change under any circumstances and that Iran is planning for the post-war period as well.

In a ceremony commemorating Kamal Kharrazi, the former Foreign Minister, and the inauguration of the Foreign Ministry's document center named after him, Araghchi said: "These days, talk of war again is being mentioned. From now on, I am thinking about after the war. Whether war happens or not, our policies remain unchanged."

He referred to two previous rounds of war, stating that if the opposing side attempts military action again, the outcome will be different. Araghchi also emphasized that if there is rationality, another attack on Iran should not be repeated.
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The Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, in his pre-session speech on Sunday, November 3, said: "We will not be intimidated and are ready to respond in a way that exceeds their imagination to any aggression against our territorial integrity; thus, threats of widespread war or assassination are not issues that will cause the Islamic Republic to back down from its rights and interests."

Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf added: "As long as the Americans do not change their behavior, do not abandon their bullying and greed, and do not compensate for their violated commitments in a tangible, concrete, and real manner on the ground, no claim will hold any credibility for the Islamic Republic."

He also stated: "As I have previously announced, we have no new words; it was the U.S. that, with incorrect calculations and war against Iran, fell into a quagmire, and now it is they who must take the necessary actions to save themselves."
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