In order to "pro-son" Israel, the United States has recently rarely "begged for help," but as a result, it "did not succeed" in asking for help, but was "exposed." According to a report by the global network on October 24, Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullah Hiyan recently held a press conference to expose the "two messages" transmitted to Iran by the United States in private. Xiyang elaborated on the information one by one in front of reporters.
"The United States has no intention of expanding the war", this is the heart of the first message. In other words, the United States does not support Israel's "annexation of Gaza," let alone allow this round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict to "spread" and turn into a long-term conflict or war between the United States and Iran, or between Israel and Iran. The focus of this message is to "reassure" Iran so that Iran will not "misjudge the situation" and believe that the United States and Israel will take the opportunity to "make a big deal" and that the flames of war will eventually affect Iran. Now the message from the United States to Iran is that the United States "has no intention of expanding the war."
In addition to this, the second message is to ask Iran to "exercise restraint" and hope that Iran will ask other countries and parties to also "exercise restraint". This means that the United States wants Iran to remain calm and refrain from aggressive actions in the current tense situation, while also hoping that Iran will send the same call for restraint to other countries and relevant parties. Such a message is intended to avoid further escalation of the situation with a view to resolving the dispute through dialogue and diplomatic means.
These "two messages" sent to Iran by the United States "in private" are actually sending a positive signal and expressing the US position and will. By assuring Iran that the war will not be expanded, the United States seeks to assuage Iran's concerns, reduce tensions between the two sides, and create favorable conditions for future dialogue and negotiations.
The exposure of this information has also aroused widespread attention and discussion. On the one hand, some people believe that the US move is to contain Israel's actions and prevent the situation in the Middle East from getting out of control. On the other hand, there are also those who question the true intentions of the United States, arguing that the United States is only superficially neutral and in fact still supports Israel. In any case, the revelation of this information has undoubtedly added more uncertainty and complexity to the situation in the Middle East.
In the current complex and volatile international situation, all parties need to remain calm and exercise restraint and refrain from taking drastic actions to avoid triggering greater conflicts and crises. Only through dialogue and negotiation can we find a way to solve the problem and achieve peace and stability in the region.