PNN – While various countries around the world have welcomed the agreement reached between Iran and the United States, Hebrew-language media outlets are expressing their anger towards the agreement.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; An hour after midnight last night, the Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran issued a statement regarding the agreement to end the war between Iran and the United States, announcing that the Islamic Republic of Iran, under the leadership of its martyred leader, has completed its superiority over the American Zionist enemy and, under the measures of the Supreme Leader of the regime (may God protect him), the support of all the people, and the tireless efforts of the warriors of Islam, following a difficult and intensive period of negotiations lasting several months and based on the resolution of the Supreme National Security Council, finalized the text of the Memorandum of Understanding on the end-of-war negotiations (Islamabad negotiations) between Iran and the United States on the evening of June 15.
According to the agreements reached, the war and military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon, will end immediately and permanently, and in addition, the naval blockade against Iran will be immediately and completely lifted. The signing of this memorandum of understanding will be officially held on Friday, June 19.
Macron: US-Iran understanding is an important step towards world peace
French President Emmanuel Macron said in a meeting with US President Donald Trump in Paris on Sunday: President Trump’s participation in the Group of 7 after the agreement with Iran is important. The memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran is an important step towards world peace.
The French President continued: The signing of the agreement (memorandum of understanding) between the United States and Iran is very important to address the nuclear issue, open the Strait of Hormuz and ensure peace in Lebanon. We will discuss the war in Ukraine with President Trump with the aim of negotiating a lasting peace.
Emmanuel Macron then added: We are working within the framework of the G7 to develop cooperation in various fields.
This is while Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the G7 summit in France after this meeting.
Shahbaz Sharif: Iran-US agreement is a victory for dialogue over the consequences of war
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif announced in a speech: The US-Iran agreement (memorandum of understanding) is a victory for peace and diplomacy, and we will host its signing ceremony in Geneva on Friday.
The Pakistani Prime Minister continued: The US-Iran agreement is a historic achievement for world peace and a victory for peace and dialogue over the consequences of war.
Lavrov: We hope that the Washington-Tehran understandings will turn into an agreement sooner
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed hope on Monday that a (presumed) agreement between the United States and Iran will be formalized in the coming days; he also commented on the prospects for ending the conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia.
Speaking at a news conference in the Belarusian capital of Minsk, the Russian Foreign Minister said that Moscow hopes that the understandings announced by Washington, Tehran and Islamabad on Iran will soon turn into a signed agreement.
Asked whether he agreed with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko that the conflicts in West Asia and Ukraine could be resolved this year, Lavrov said that if there was sufficient political will, any conflict could end quickly.
Omani Foreign Minister: US-Iran agreement is a victory of diplomacy
Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Al-Busaid called for the international community to support the Iran-US agreement.
He said: The US-Iran agreement is a victory of diplomacy and the right logic at the right time, and it is appropriate for the international community to welcome this understanding, and we appreciate all those who helped achieve this understanding.
Algeria welcomes Iran-US understanding
In a statement, the Algerian Foreign Ministry welcomed the understanding between Iran and the US and the cessation of conflict in the region, appreciated the efforts of international mediators, especially Pakistan and Qatar, and emphasized the importance of all parties adhering to the agreements reached.
Algeria also expressed hope that this agreement would strengthen trust between the relevant parties and provide a suitable environment for finding final solutions to all disputed issues with the aim of ensuring permanent and sustainable security in the region.
Sudanese welcomes Iran-US agreement
Former Prime Minister and head of the Iraqi “Prosperity and Development” coalition, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, welcomed the understanding reached between the United States and Iran to end the conflict, calling it an important step towards reducing tensions and strengthening stability in the region.
In a message, Sudanese announced that this understanding could pave the way for a more comprehensive agreement and play an important role in calming the atmosphere in the region.
He added that what happened proves the correctness of the approach that Iraq has emphasized since the beginning of the war; an approach that prioritizes dialogue and diplomacy as the main solution to resolving crises, instead of escalating tensions and war.
Talabani: Iran-US agreement is historic
Bafel Talabani, head of the Patriotic Union of Iraqi Kurdistan, described the Iran-US agreement as historic and congratulated the two countries.
He expressed hope that this agreement would lead to lasting peace in the region.
Talabani added that this agreement is a positive step towards reducing tensions and strengthening stability in the Middle East region.
Kallas: We thank Pakistan, Qatar for helping with US-Iran deal
European Union foreign policy chief Kaya Kallas said on Monday: We appreciate the efforts of Pakistan, Qatar and other partners who made the US-Iran agreement possible.
She then added: Lebanon should be included in the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran.
Hezbollah congratulates Iran on achieving the “great achievement” of a comprehensive ceasefire
In a statement, Hezbollah congratulated the Islamic Republic of Iran, its leadership and people for achieving the great achievement of establishing a comprehensive ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon, and congratulated them on this achievement.
The statement said that this achievement is the result of the perseverance, resistance and sacrifices of the Iranian people and leadership, and demonstrates their commitment to preserving their dignity, sovereignty and national independence.
JD Vance: We hope the text of the agreement with Iran will be released this week
US Vice President JD Vance stated in an interview with the CNBC television network on Monday: I believe there are those in Israel who accept this agreement.
The US Vice President claimed in this regard: We expect the speaker of the parliament, the secretary of state and others to be present at the signing ceremony on behalf of Iran. We hope the text of the agreement with Iran will be released this week. Then everyone will realize that this agreement will make the region safer.
Lebanese circles welcome Iran-US agreement
Lebanese MP Tony Franjieh welcomed the Iran-US agreement.
He said: It is great that we can simultaneously thank the various parties, the Arab and Persian Gulf countries, Iran and the US, who worked together to achieve a ceasefire in the region and Lebanon.
He stressed: We hope that this agreement will be a starting point for long-term peace, prosperity and stability.
On the other hand, Bilal Taqi al-Din, head of the Lebanese National Unity Party, said: The Iran-US agreement can pave the way for understanding on the Lebanese scene, especially regarding the ceasefire arrangements on the southern front.
Baghdad welcomes Iran-US agreement
The Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced that Baghdad welcomes the achievement of a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States.
The Iraqi Foreign Ministry statement said: We fully support efforts to strengthen dialogue and prefer diplomatic solutions to resolve crises and disputes.
The statement added that Iraq’s principled and consistent position has always been and remains based on rejecting war and pursuing dialogue and peaceful means as the only way to resolve disputes.
The Iraqi Foreign Ministry stated: We congratulate Pakistan and Qatar for their efforts in mediating and supporting the negotiation process to end military operations.
Franjieh: We hope this agreement will be a starting point for long-term stability
Lebanese MP Tony Franjieh welcomed the Iran-US agreement.
He said: It is great to simultaneously thank the various parties, the Arab and Persian Gulf countries, Iran and the US, who worked together to achieve a ceasefire in the region and Lebanon.
He stressed: We hope this agreement will be a starting point for long-term peace, prosperity and stability.
Head of Lebanon’s National Accord Party: Iran-US agreement has impact on Lebanon
Bilal Taqi al-Din, head of the Lebanese National Accord Party, said: The Iran-US agreement could pave the way for understanding on the Lebanese scene, especially regarding ceasefire arrangements on the southern front.
He added: This agreement between the US and Iran is expected to help reduce regional tensions and will certainly have an impact on Lebanon itself.
Taqi al-Din said: This agreement could help create a more stable atmosphere and potentially open the door to internal agreements that will help overcome differences within the ruling political class.
Aoun: We hope these understandings will lead to practical measures that will end the cycle of violence
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, in response to the achievement of a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States, expressed his gratitude to all those who worked to include Lebanon in the ongoing efforts to end the tension and stop military actions on various fronts.
In response to the Iran-US agreement, the Lebanese President announced that he had diligently and carefully followed up on the announcement of the understanding reached by the United States and Iran, which emphasized the cessation of military activities and tension in the region, including Lebanon.
UAE, Jordan, Egypt and Gulf Cooperation Council welcome Iran deal
The UAE Foreign Ministry welcomed the announced agreement between the US and Iran and stressed the importance of pursuing the path of dialogue and diplomacy and adhering to international law in order to strengthen regional security.
The ministry added that the provisions of the agreement, including the cessation of hostile actions and respect for the sovereignty of countries and freedom of navigation, must be adhered to.
The Jordanian Foreign Ministry also welcomed the agreement.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry also announced that we hope that this agreement will serve as a turning point in laying the groundwork for supporting peace.
Lindsey Graham: I am very happy with the opening of the Strait of Hormuz
“Lindsey Graham,” the Republican US senator who was a strong supporter of increasing pressure on Iran before the war and was considered a figure close to the movement calling for a tough stance against Tehran, is now welcoming this historic achievement with satisfaction after the war resulted in the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, a strait that was open before the war.
The American senator then pointed to the difference in Tehran’s and Washington’s accounts of the agreement, stating: I am somewhat concerned that Iran’s understanding of this agreement seems different from what the American negotiating team claims.
US Representative: Trump Failed; Costly Lesson of War for Washington
Democratic US Congressman Ro Khanna stressed that the agreement with Iran, which includes the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, is good news and Democrats should support it.
He added that he is happy that the agreement includes mutual respect for the sovereignty of the United States and Iran so that we do not enter into another pointless war.
Ro Khanna stated that this war is a costly lesson for the United States. Trump failed to change the Iranian regime as predicted.
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia’s reaction to the announcement of the agreement between Tehran and Washington
The Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry announced that we welcome the memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States to immediately and permanently halt military operations.
Previously, many countries in the world, such as Spain, Germany, Japan, Italy, Australia, Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan, and… had welcomed the agreement between Tehran and Washington.
In this regard, the Saudi Foreign Ministry also announced that Riyadh welcomed the aforementioned agreement and appreciated the efforts of Pakistan and Qatar and the support of Washington and Tehran in these efforts that ultimately led to the agreement.
China: We hope all parties are committed to the option of peace
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said it welcomes the achievement of a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States aimed at ending the war.
The ministry stressed that it hopes all parties will adhere to the option of peace through dialogue and negotiation.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry added that it hopes the memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran will be signed as planned. The opening of the Strait of Hormuz is in the interests of regional countries and the international community.
Canada and India
In this regard, the Prime Ministers of Canada and India also welcomed this agreement to end dangerous global economic tensions and stop conflicts.
Ben Rhodes: US-Iran deal opens a channel that was open before the war
Ben Rhodes, Obama’s deputy national security adviser: This deal opens a channel that was open before the war and opens nuclear talks that are much more limited than what Trump pursued before the war.
All of this was done at a staggering cost to the entire world
EU: The priority now is the rapid implementation of the Iran-US agreement
The European Union’s foreign policy chief, Kaya Kallas, stressed that the agreement between Tehran and Washington could be a breakthrough.
She added that EU foreign ministers will today explore ways to engage in the next phase of the process. We call on all parties to respect Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and implement a genuine ceasefire.
Kallas said that the rapid and full implementation of the agreement is a priority. The Strait of Hormuz must be allowed to reopen immediately.
Netanyahu: We will stay in Lebanon and continue the attacks!
The Hebrew-language newspaper Yedioth Aharonot reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US President Donald Trump that the Zionist occupation army would remain in its positions inside Lebanon.
Informed sources also reported that Netanyahu informed Trump that the Zionist regime would not withdraw from Lebanon and did not consider itself bound by the provisions related to Lebanon in the agreement with Iran.
He also emphasized that the Zionist regime would continue its operations to eliminate the threat of Hezbollah. Tel Aviv claims to be carrying out operations against Hezbollah, which has always targeted Lebanese infrastructure and residential areas.
Australia welcomes Iran-US deal
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong issued a joint statement welcoming the ceasefire between Iran and the US, stressing that Australia has always called for a reduction in tensions and an end to the conflict, including in Lebanon.
The statement said: We are pleased that the agreement between Washington and Tehran includes steps to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Restoring the Strait of Hormuz is essential to reducing pressure on energy prices and the economy, including in our region.
Australia calls on all parties concerned to use this opportunity to achieve a lasting peace through dialogue.
United Nations
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the agreement between Iran and the United States and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz as a decisive step towards achieving peace in the region.
He expressed hope that the parties to the agreement would take advantage of the situation to increase efforts to achieve a permanent solution to regional conflicts.
Guterres also called for using the current opportunity to support stability and reduce tensions.
London welcomes Washington-Tehran agreement
In response to the agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed this diplomatic development and assessed it as an important step towards reducing tensions.
In an official message, the British Prime Minister appreciated Donald Trump’s efforts as well as the mediation of Qatar, Pakistan and other regional actors who played a role in achieving this agreement.
Joint statement by Britain, France, Germany and Italy on lifting sanctions on Iran
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Italy have stressed their readiness to lift sanctions on Iran in exchange for steps taken by Iran on the nuclear issue.
They announced in a joint statement: We are ready to lift sanctions in response to clear steps taken by Iran on the nuclear issue.
Japan, Turkey and Australia
The Japanese Prime Minister also said: We welcome the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran aimed at ending hostilities.
The Turkish Foreign Minister emphasized: We welcome the agreement between the United States and Iran and consider it a step towards lasting peace in the region.
The Australian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister said in a joint statement: We welcome the agreement between the United States and Iran. Australia has consistently called for a reduction in tensions and an end to the conflict, including in Lebanon. We are pleased that the agreement between Washington and Tehran includes steps to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Erdogan welcomes Iran-US agreement
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, posting a message on his X social media account, wrote: I call on all parties to refrain from provocations, rhetoric and actions that could disrupt the process leading up to the official signing of this peace agreement.
Zionist media: Trump failed in dealing with battlefields in Iran and Lebanon
The Zionist media outlet I24 News reported that the Israeli cabinet ministers believe that US President Donald Trump has failed to separate the battlefield of Lebanon from the battlefield of Iran.
The report states that it must be admitted that the battlefields in Lebanon and Iran are directly related to each other.
Zionist media anger over the agreement
The Zionist regime’s “I24” network reported in a report with a critical approach to the agreement that Donald Trump had given up many concessions to the Iranian side during the negotiations, without gaining any tangible gains in return. The network emphasized that this approach had changed the balance of power in favor of Tehran.
In this regard, the Hebrew “Channel 14” also reacted sharply and passively, describing the recent policies of the US president as a “blow” to Tel Aviv’s interests.
Expressing its inability to analyze the new behavior of the White House, this Zionist media admitted: What Trump has committed against us is such a terrible and unfortunate event that it is difficult to describe and explain its dimensions.