Iraq on Friday rejected a New York Times report that said Baghdad was mediating talks between the United States and Iran aimed at reaching a ceasefire. According to the Iraqi News Agency, which cited a statement from the Iraqi prime minister’s media office, the report published by The New York Times on Thursday was "completely baseless and unrelated to reality." The prime minister’s media office also urged media outlets to verify information through official channels and avoid circulating unconfirmed reports or statements attributed to anonymous sources. The item was carried by Odaily, citing Jin10.
Iraq on Friday denied a New York Times report that said it was mediating talks between the United States and Iran to reach a ceasefire.
According to the Iraqi News Agency (INA), citing a statement from the Iraqi prime minister’s media office, the report published by The New York Times on Thursday was "completely baseless and unrelated to reality." The office also urged media organizations to verify information through official channels and to avoid spreading unconfirmed reports or statements attributed to anonymous sources.
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