Iran's Baqaei: Europe must be held accountable for role in aggression against Iran
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said the European Union, its member states and NATO must be held accountable for their part in aggression against Iran, responding to NATO's remarks on military assistance to the US and Israel.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei has said that the European Union, its member states and NATO members must be held accountable for their role in what Tehran describes as military aggression against Iran carried out by the United States and Israel.
Baqaei's remarks came in response to comments from the NATO Secretary General regarding military assistance provided to the United States and Israel in connection with actions against Iran, a topic that has drawn sharp criticism from Iranian officials in recent statements.
Tehran presses its case internationally
The spokesperson's comments reflect Iran's continued effort to assign responsibility not only to the United States and Israel but also to their European and NATO allies, whom Tehran argues bear a share of accountability for supporting or enabling actions it characterizes as aggression against Iranian sovereignty.
The statement adds to an ongoing exchange of accusations between Iran and Western governments, with Tehran repeatedly calling on the international community to hold what it describes as responsible parties accountable through diplomatic and legal channels.
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- Baqaei: Europe must be held accountable for its participation in aggression against Iran — IRNA (Iran)
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