
Abbas Arakchi called on the White House to make a decision after the US elections
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi called on the White House to make a decision after the US elections. A two-day cessation was offered, and the condition of ending the war on all fronts was stipulated.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi stated that the American voters have made their decision and now it is time for the White House to make its own decision and said to the White House, "Our two-day proposal is still valid: Fulfill the conditions, including ending the war on all fronts, or watch our warriors rain down hell."
In his statement on his social media account, Arakchi pointed out the elections in the USA.
Arakchi said, "American voters have made their decision. Now it is time for the White House to make its own decision. Our two-day proposal is still valid: Meet the conditions, including ending the war on all fronts, and you will see the results. Or choose war and watch our alert, battle-hardened Warriors rain down hell."
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