Iran to suspend strikes on neighbours unless attacks come from them

March ‌7 (Reuters) - ​Iran's ​President Masoud Pezeshkian ‌said on Saturday that ⁠its temporary ‌leadership council had ‌approved the suspension of ​attacks against neighboring countries ⁠unless an attack ​on Iran came from those countries.

The ​announcement came ‌as Iran continued ⁠to launch attacks in ⁠the region in response ​to U.S.-Israeli strikes on the Islamic ‌Republic.

(Reporting by Dubai Newsroom. ‌Writing ⁠by Menna ‌Alaa ​El-Din. Editing by Mark ‌Potter)

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