Iran's Foreign Minister Says Country Is 'Victim of Aggression' by US and Israel
Abbas Araghchi said Tehran has faced aggressive and illegal actions despite its commitment to diplomacy, Mehr News reported.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi said Iran has been the victim of aggression by the United States and Israel, according to Iran's Mehr News Agency.
Araghchi stated that despite Tehran's firm commitment to diplomacy and negotiation, Iran has faced what he described as illegal, aggressive, and terrorist actions by the United States and Israel.
Context of ongoing tensions
The remarks come amid a broader period of heightened tension between Iran and both the United States and Israel, with Tehran repeatedly framing itself as targeted by hostile actions from the two countries.
The report did not specify the particular incidents Araghchi was referring to or provide additional details about when or where the remarks were made.
Neither the United States nor Israel had issued an immediate public response to the foreign minister's comments, according to the available report.
Sources
- Iran ‘victim of aggression by US, Israel: FM Araghchi — Mehr News (Iran)
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