All Silent Dossier reporting and analysis on Abbas Araghchi, newest first.
Iran’s foreign minister called Riyadh offering to broker talks with “Yemen” after Houthi missiles killed 13 at Riyadh’s airport. The offer would recognise the Houthis as a state, admit Tehran’s control and lock in their gains. Saudi Arabia refused, rightly, and should keep fighting.
Araghchi told Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister Iran would help start talks with the Houthis. A day later Gargash called for joint Gulf defence. What each side said.
Pezeshkian told Putin Iran never left the talks, days after calling them meaningless, as Trump pledged no strikes before 3 November.
Trump says the US will not attack Iran before the 3 November midterms; Araghchi says Tehran will answer within days. What was said and what continues.
Trump said an Iran deal is not what he wants while Vance and Rubio set terms for one. What was said, how it fits, and what Tehran answered.
Vance told Reuters Iran must cut enrichment and that the US cannot tell who decides in Tehran. Iran’s foreign ministry says the problem is Washington.
Pezeshkian calls US talks meaningless as Vance, Rubio and Trump give three accounts of why B-1 bombers left RAF Fairford. What was said and how it fits.
Ghalibaf says Hormuz stays shut until seven conditions are met, Araghchi rules out a military solution, and a third US carrier heads toward Iran. What was said and how it fits.
Hegseth calls the Hormuz blockade ironclad, Trump offers Iran the easy way or the hard way, and Pezeshkian says the economic war failed. What each said and how it fits.
Araghchi says Qatar carries Iran’s new Hormuz ideas to Washington and expects a reply Tuesday. Trump calls an Axios sanctions-relief report a hoax.
Trump rejected Tehran’s Hormuz reopening offer as “totally unacceptable.” Araghchi and Pezeshkian answered within a day, refusing to soften Iran’s terms.
