Iran says France reached out for truce but enemy must pay for killing Khamenei
Iran’s deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi told state television that several countries, including France, China, and Russia have contacted Iran about a possible ceasefire.
He said the final decision rests with Tehran after what he described as a “blatant aggression” against the country.
He said Iran’s enemies “must pay the price" for killing the country’s supreme leader.
