Iran is ready to give up nuclear weapons, while Israel is warning

The tense situation in the Middle East has once again become the focus of the world community. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi made an important statement in the current order: Tehran is ready to sign a treaty with the international community that guarantees that it will not acquire nuclear weapons.

Araqchi also noted that if Israel stops any military actions against Iranian territory, Tehran will also stop its attacks on Israel. Although these words seem to open the way to possible peace talks, so far there has been no official positive response from the opposing side - Israel.

On the contrary, the Israeli military has called on citizens in areas where Iranian forces are located to urgently leave these areas. The army's official statement in Persian warned:

"All persons who are near the military weapons factories or the infrastructure supporting them should leave these areas immediately. They are putting their lives at serious risk. They are strongly advised not to return to these areas until further notice," the statement said.

Israeli-Iranian relations have now entered a more complicated phase. Despite the announcement of proposals regarding Iran's nuclear program, in reality, military tensions are not easing.

According to experts, if the international community does not quickly activate active diplomatic mechanisms, the likelihood of a large-scale military conflict in the region is increasing.

The main question facing the international community is: will this diplomatic opportunity be the last?