War ends on all fronts, says Iran

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi has said in televised comments that the peace deal with the US put an "immediate end" to the countries' war and that they would hold talks within two months to seek a "final agreement".

"A permanent and immediate end to the war has been declared on all fronts, including Lebanon," Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said on Monday.

Kazem said Iran would hold talks with the United States within two months to seek a "final agreement" on settling the countries' war, after they announced a deal to immediately halt the conflict.

"When negotiations begin within 60 days with the aim of reaching a final agreement, if such a final agreement is ultimately achieved, the key issue for us will naturally be the implementation of its provisions," he said.

Iran's deputy foreign minister said the country had "won great victories" in the war against the United States.

"The enemy that had attacked to carry out its evil aims was defeated in all its aims and the Islamic Republic of Iran won great victories in the war," Kazem added.

Iran military says it 'humiliated' US, Israel

Iran's military said Monday it had "humiliated" the United States and Israel, in a statement issued after an agreement to immediately end the conflict was announced.

Iranian forces "have, through the imposition of their divine and iron will upon the humiliated American and Zionist enemies, demonstrated with strength that the enemy has no path other than accepting defeat and surrender", the general staff said in the statement broadcast by state television.