Israel has a 'parasitic' relationship with US, Iran FM says citing $11bn spent on Tel Aviv's defence
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described the relationship between Israel and the United States as “parasitic.”
- Araghchi said the United States spent $11 billion in taxpayer money on missile defense for Israel over the past three years.
- Araghchi said the United States fired more missile interceptors defending Israel than Israel did.
- He said the relationship was not “symbiotic.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says that the United States has spent more on defending Israel than Israel itself:
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says that the United States has spent more on defending Israel than Israel itself:Over the past three years, the United States has spent $11 billion of taxpayer funds on Israel's missile defense. They have...
Iran's Araghchi says US and Israel are in a 'parasitic' relationship
Iran's Araghchi says US and Israel are in a 'parasitic' relationship Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described US-Israeli ties as a "parasitic" relationship . "The U.S. has over the past three years spent $11 BILLION in taxpayer money on missile defense for Israel. It has fired more interceptors defending Israel than Israel has," he said in a post on X. "That is not a symbiotic relationship. It is a parasitic one." The U.S. has over …
Our country's Foreign Minister wrote: "Over the past three years, the United States has spent $11 billion of American taxpayer dollars on missile defense against Israel."
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji announced that Washington had spent $11 billion on Israel's missile defense in three years, in a non-symbiotic parasite relationship. He wrote through his account on the X platform: Washington fired interceptive missiles to defend Israeli territory in numbers greater than Israel's own, which is not a symbiotic relationship, but a parasitic relationship with a privilege... read more...
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