Iran to suspend strikes on neighbours unless attacks come from them

Iran’s leadership council has approved suspending attacks against neighboring countries unless they attack Iran first. The decision was announced by Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian on Saturday. This marks a policy shift indicating restraint in regional conflicts. However, the suspension is conditional and may change if Iran faces aggression from its neighbors. The council serves as the temporary leadership of the country. This update could influence the security dynamics in the Middle East. No further details were provided on the duration or implementation of the suspension. Iran has faced tensions with several neighboring states in recent years. The announcement may affect ongoing diplomatic and military engagements in the region.