image sourced from original article at Conflicting signals emerged from Iran regarding the scope of a potential ceasefire in Lebanon. Behind the scenes, some officials indicated that Tehran might accept a halt to strikes on Beirut and the Dahiyeh district as a compromise.
Publicly, however, Iran's leadership struck a firmer tone. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran would accept nothing less than a comprehensive ceasefire covering all of Lebanon.
The differing messages highlight internal debate in Tehran as diplomatic efforts continue, with Iran balancing pressure for broader concessions against the possibility of a more limited agreement.
