On [specific date], Iran's Foreign Minister [specific name] criticized the United States' maximalist stance, calling it the main obstacle to ending the war. Speaking at a press conference, he emphasized: "Washington's maximalist position not only fails to reduce tensions but also increases the risk of escalation."
Iran's top diplomat argued that to achieve lasting peace, parties must abandon absolute demands and move toward negotiations in good faith. He also called on the international community to press the U.S. to change its policies, stressing that a diplomatic solution is the only way to end the war.
This is not the first time Tehran has criticized Washington's position. Previously, Iranian officials repeatedly accused the U.S. of maintaining a "maximum pressure" policy that has further strained bilateral ties. As regional conflict escalates, Iran's appeal is seen as an effort to rally support from other countries.
