Iran Vows to Defend After U.S. Nuclear Strikes
Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, declared that Iran reserves all options for self-defense after U.S. strikes on its nuclear facilities. He described the attacks as 'outrageous' and warned of 'everlasting consequences'.
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- United Arab Emirates
In an escalating geopolitical tension, Iran has declared its right to defend itself by any means necessary. This follows recent U.S. military actions against its nuclear facilities.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, speaking through a social media post, condemned the U.S. for its 'outrageous' strikes.
Araqchi cautioned that these aggressions will leave 'everlasting consequences', further worsening U.S.-Iran relations. The situation remains volatile as both nations navigate through heightened disputes.
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