伊朗外长抵达日内瓦，反驳美方“远程导弹”指认

Group 1 - Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, on the 25th to prepare for the third round of indirect talks with the U.S. regarding Iran's nuclear program [1] - Zarif refuted U.S. claims that Iran is developing long-range missiles capable of reaching the U.S., labeling such statements as "fake news" [1] - The Iranian delegation is set to meet with U.S. representatives, including Trump's envoy and son-in-law, Kushner, on the 26th, with Oman mediating the discussions [1] Group 2 - Zarif stated that Iran intends to limit the range of its missiles to within 2,000 kilometers, emphasizing that the missile program is purely for defense and deterrence [1] - He cited the conflict with Israel in June as an example of U.S. and Israeli provocation, which necessitated Iran's self-defense measures [1] - The U.S. continues to amass military forces in the Middle East, with President Trump acknowledging consideration of "limited military strikes" against Iran to compel compliance [1]