US EditionIran's president apologizes to neighbors, says will not target them again unless attacked first
Iran’s president apologized for attacks caused by military miscommunication and declared a halt to strikes on neighbors unless Iran is attacked first.
- On Saturday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian apologised to neighbouring countries for Iranian strikes and pledged Tehran would not attack unless first attacked, remarks aired on state television.
- Pezeshkian blamed miscommunication within Iran’s ranks and leadership disruptions after Khamenei’s killing, saying the three‑man leadership council coordinated with Iran’s armed forces.
- Attacks on Gulf hubs forced Dubai to activate air defenses and disrupt flights, with Emirates airline briefly halting and then resuming operations after blasts on Saturday.
- Defense ministers from Riyadh and Islamabad met Saturday to discuss stopping attacks from Iran amid the mutual defence pact between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
- There appears to be no foreseeable end to the fighting, officials say, as Iran’s U.N. envoy reported a civilian toll of 1,332 and Qatar’s energy minister warned oil could hit $150 a barrel.
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