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- Iran's Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi seeks a lasting agreement with strict uranium enrichment limits for sanctions relief.
- He warned European nations against reinstating UN sanctions, citing potential "unprecedentedly destructive" consequences.
- Araghchi noted that Europe risks isolation in negotiations if sanctions are reimposed.
- Conflicting signals from Iran include cooperation with UN weapons inspectors and a parliamentary bill on the nuclear treaty.
- He criticized European leaders for aligning with U.S. policies, jeopardizing their credibility.
- Araghchi stated Israel would require U.S. support for any military action against Iran.
