トランプ氏し“来週らいしゅうイランと協議きょうぎへ” イラン外相がいしょう“合意ごういはない”

Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei gave a speech on state television on the 26th for the first time since the ceasefire agreement with Israel, emphasizing that they had achieved victory over Israel and the United States.

On the other hand, U.S. President Trump, who announced the ceasefire agreement, indicated that he expects to hold talks with Iran next week. However, Irans foreign minister stated that no agreement has been reached to hold such talks.

Since the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran announced by U.S. President Trump, there have been no reports of attacks so far, and passenger flights have also begun to resume at both countries international airports.

At Israel’s Tel Aviv airport on the 26th, people could be seen lining up to check in for flights to France and Greece, and checking departure times on the electronic display boards, as people were gradually returning to their daily routines.

In this context, Irans Supreme Leader Khamenei gave a speech on national television for the first time after the ceasefire agreement with Israel on the 26th, saying, First, let us celebrate the victory over Israel.

And the second congratulation is that Iran has achieved victory over America, he said, emphasizing that the United States was unable to achieve results through military intervention.

On the other hand, on the 25th, U.S. President Trump stated, We will be talking with Iran next week, indicating that the U.S. and Iran are expected to hold talks. The focus now is on whether there will be any progress regarding Irans nuclear development issue, which the Trump administration has cited as the reason for possible military intervention.

In response, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said on the 26th on state television, We have not reached an agreement regarding the talks.

No promises or arrangements have been made, nor have any discussions taken place, he said, stressing that there are currently no plans to hold talks with the United States.

Additionally, regarding the attack by Israel and the United States on nuclear facilities within Iran, he stated, The damage is severe, and added, The situation is different before and after the war.

The United States mistake was not only failing to resolve the nuclear issue, but also making it more complex and difficult, he said, expressing the view that this could affect future negotiations.

U.S. Spokesperson Leavitt: No signs of enriched uranium being moved in Iran A spokesperson for the White House said that, regarding the U.S. militarys attack on Irans nuclear facility, there were no indications that enriched uranium had been removed from the facility prior to the attack, and once again emphasized that the attack was a success.

White House spokesperson Leavitt stated at a press conference on the 26th regarding the U.S. militarys attack on three Iranian nuclear facilities that the U.S. had been carefully monitoring each facility prior to the attack, and added, There are no signs that enriched uranium was removed before the attack.

On top of that, looking at all the information analysis, it can be said that the attack on Irans nuclear facilities was successful.

He emphasized, Its total destruction.

Prior to this, President Trump also posted on social media on the 26th, saying, Nothing has been taken out of the facility.

It takes too much time, and its too dangerous, heavy, and difficult to move, he posted, expressing a similar view.

Regarding the U.S. military attack, CNN and other media reported on the 24th, citing initial intelligence analysis, that the stockpiled enriched uranium was not destroyed and that Irans nuclear development plans were only delayed by a few months. The Trump administration has once again emphasized that the attack was a success.

Furthermore, spokesperson Leavitt stated regarding the talks with Iran, which President Trump is expected to hold next week, There are no plans set at this time, but we are maintaining close contact with the Iranian side and the mediator, Qatar.

Flights at Tel Aviv airport are gradually resuming operations. Following the ceasefire with Iran, passenger flights at Tel Aviv airport in Israel are gradually restarting.

At the airport on the 26th, there were lines of people waiting to check in for flights to France and Greece, which had resumed operations, and people checking the departure times on the electronic display boards.

However, according to the airport, the number of flights that have resumed so far remains less than half of the usual.

Due to the military conflict with Iran, a flight that an American woman was scheduled to board was canceled, but she said, Im very happy because I can finally return to my hometown and be with my family again after such a long time.