Irán niega planes de ejecutar a manifestantes

 El 15 de enero de 2026, el ministro de Asuntos Exteriores iraní, Abbas Araghchi, negó la persecución de los manifestantes durante los disturbios generalizados en el país como un intento de reducir las posibles escaladas por parte de Estados Unidos. En la entrevista, le dijo a Fox News que las ejecuciones están fuera de discusión.


Animó a Washington a buscar la negociación en lugar de intensificar las tensiones. Cuando se le preguntó qué le diría al presidente estadounidense Donald Trump, sugirió que la diplomacia es preferible al conflicto militar. Añadió que Washington puede monitorear de cerca la situación para verificar si se cumplieron las garantías.

Afirmó que existe un complot israelí para causar bajas y obligar a Estados Unidos a intervenir. Esta situación alentó a los gobiernos a reducir su presencia diplomática en la región, y aerolíneas importantes como Emirates, Qatar Airways y Turkish Airlines cancelaron sus vuelos a Irán.

Estados Unidos recomendó a algunos miembros del personal que abandonaran la base aérea de Udeid en Qatar, lo que alimentó las especulaciones sobre un posible ataque estadounidense.

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