Iran to halt strikes on neighbours unless attacks from there: Pezeshkian

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that Iran will halt strikes on neighboring countries unless attacked from their territory. This decision, approved by the Iranian interim leadership council, comes as the war initiated by the US and Israel against Iran enters its second week, triggering retaliatory strikes from Tehran across the Gulf. Pezeshkian apologized to neighboring countries for recent strikes and emphasized Iran's adherence to international laws, rejecting US President Trump's demand for unconditional surrender. Despite the de-escalatory statement, reports indicate continued US and Israeli air attacks within Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) affirmed respect for the interests and national sovereignty of neighboring countries following the president's statement.
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AI-ExtractedIRGC declared it respects the interests of neighboring countries and has committed no aggression against them.
US President Donald Trump demanded Iran's “unconditional surrender.”
The Iranian interim leadership council approved the motion on Friday.
Iran will halt strikes on neighbours unless attacked from there.
US and Israeli strikes across Iran have been ongoing for eight days.
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