INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Iran&s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi denied United States charges that Tehran was linked to an alleged plot to kill Donald Trump and
called on Saturday for confidence-building between the two hostile countries, Reuters reported.Now … a new scenario is fabricated … as a
killer does not exist in reality, scriptwriters are brought in to manufacture a third-rate comedy,& Araqchi said in a post on X.He was
referring to the alleged plot which Washington said was ordered by Iran&s elite Revolutionary Guards to assassinate Trump, who won Tuesday&s
presidential election and takes office in January.The American people have made their decision
And Iran respects their right to elect the President of their choice
The path forward is also a choice
It begins with respect,& Araqchi said.Iran is NOT after nuclear weapons, period
This is a policy based on Islamic teachings and our security calculations
Confidence-building is needed from both sides
It is not a one-way street,& he added.Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said earlier that the claim was a &repulsive&
plot by Israel and the Iranian opposition outside the country to &complicate matters between America and Iran&.Iranian analysts and insiders
have not dismissed the possibility of a detente between Tehran and Washington under Trump, although without restoring diplomatic ties, read
the report.Iran will act based on its own interests
It is possible that secret talks between Tehran and Washington take place
If security threats against the Islamic Republic are removed, anything is possible,& Tehran-based analyst Saeed Laylaz said this week.While
facing off against arch-foe Israel, Iran&s clerical leadership is also concerned about the possibility of an all-out war in the region,
where Israel is engaged in conflicts with Tehran&s allies in Gaza and Lebanon.The post Iran foreign minister denies plot to kill Trump first
