Dozens of people protest outside Iran’s foreign ministry office in Mashhad, in the country’s northeast, chanting slogans against senior diplomat Abbas Araghchi. The demonstrations follow a televised interview in which Araghchi discusses signing a peace deal with the United States, according to multiple reports. Protesters express opposition to the prospect of such a deal, directing their criticism specifically at Araghchi after his comments were broadcast. The accounts describe the protest as taking place outside the foreign ministry compound in Mashhad on Saturday. Coverage from NDTV and France 24 aligns on the core elements: the location (Mashhad), the protest size (dozens), the target of the chanting (Araghchi), and the trigger event (his televised discussion of a potential Iran-U.S. peace agreement). The reports do not provide further details in the available excerpts about the protesters’ demands beyond opposition, nor do they describe any arrests or specific responses from authorities.