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Iran's Araghchi Warns EU and NATO Over Role in Supporting US-Israeli Actions

The foreign minister criticized European and NATO officials for what he described as facilitating military operations against Gaza and Iran.

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Mehr News (Iran)

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi issued a warning to European Union and NATO officials over what he characterized as their role in facilitating US and Israeli military operations against Gaza and Iran.

Araghchi's comments reflect Tehran's broader criticism of Western governments for what it views as complicity in Israeli military actions in Gaza and in recent strikes against Iranian targets, a position Iran has repeated across multiple diplomatic forums in recent months.

The warning did not specify concrete measures Iran might take against European or NATO countries, but adds to a pattern of escalating rhetoric between Tehran and Western governments amid ongoing regional conflict.

European and NATO officials have not issued an immediate response to Araghchi's remarks. The EU and NATO have both maintained continued support for Israel's right to self-defense while also expressing concern over civilian casualties in Gaza.

The statement comes as Iranian officials continue to use international platforms, including the UN General Assembly session in New York, to press their positions on the conflict.

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