Iran’s new president is signaling to world leaders that he wants to open what he's calling a “constructive” chapter in his country’s international relations.

Iran's new president signalled to world leaders Tuesday that he wants to open a constructive chapter in his country's international relations but he made clear that everyone else, including the United States,

Pezeshkian’s comments follow an earlier statement by Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who last month indicated a willingness to resume negotiations with the US over Iran’s nuclear programme.

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian warned that Israeli attacks on Lebanon “cannot go unanswered,” raising the risk of further escalation with Israel and its allies, while also urging western nations to come back to a nuclear accord and lift sanctions.

Officials with the Director of National Intelligence briefed Trump on Tuesday about “real and specific threats” by Iran to assassinate him to sow chaos, his campaign said.

Graham urged President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to "do something" about the alleged Iranian plot.