Middle East Live: Dozens protest peace deal outside Iran foreign ministry
Summary
Dozens of people protested outside Iran’s foreign ministry in Mashhad against a peace deal being discussed with the United States. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said a peace deal draft could be signed remotely soon, while the peace effort faces opposition from some Iranian hardliners.Key Facts
- Protesters in Mashhad chanted slogans against Iranian diplomat Abbas Araghchi after his interview about the peace deal with the US.
- Women wearing black chadors took part in the protest, waving red and black flags.
- Abbas Araghchi said the peace deal draft could be signed remotely in the next few days.
- The peace deal is promoted by US President Donald Trump and Pakistan as a mediator.
- Some Iranian hardliners strongly oppose the proposed peace deal.
- French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot urged the US and Iran to take the chance to end the conflict.
- The United Arab Emirates agreed to release billions of dollars to Iran despite recent Iranian attacks on the UAE.
- The peace deal discussions include ending the naval blockade and changes around the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway.
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