
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharib-Abadi said that the United States violated the Islamabad ceasefire memorandum of mid-June and demanded that Washington rectify the situation.
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The US and Iran previously agreed to a ceasefire as part of the Islamabad Memorandum in mid-June.
The United States violated the ceasefire agreement reached in mid-June, said Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharib-Abadi.
Iran believes that the United States should correct the situation and return to its obligations under the memorandum.
TEHRAN, Oct 13 - RIA Novosti. The United States violated the ceasefire agreement reached in mid-June and must rectify the situation; Iran should not show flexibility in this matter, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic Kazem Gharib-Abadi told RIA Novosti.
“It is not Iran that should show flexibility; it is not we who violated the Islamabad Memorandum - this memorandum and the obligations undertaken were violated by the other side. Naturally, they must take compensatory measures to correct the situation and return to their obligations,” Gharib-Abadi said.

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