US EditionIsrael, US ‘cannot do a damn thing’ against Iran, says Tehran
- Iran stated that US and Israeli threats are violations of international law and they cannot intimidate the nation, according to Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed during a press conference that Israel has dealt a 'mighty blow' to Iran's influence in the region.
- Iran's nuclear activities are asserted by the country to be solely for peaceful purposes.
- Baqaei condemned Netanyahu's remarks as breaching the UN Charter, stating that threatening Iran violates international law.
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Tehran blasts Netanyahu vow to 'finish the job' against Iran
Iran on Monday condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's call to "finish the job" against the Islamic republic as a breach of the UN Charter. "Threatening others is both a gross violation of international law and the United Nations Charter," foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei told reporters, adding Israel "can't do a thing" against Iran. On Sunday, Netanyahu told a Jerusalem news conference with visiting US Secretary of State …
Iran condemned on Monday the statements of the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who promised to "end the work" against Tehran, during a visit by the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to Jerusalem. "To threaten others constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and the Charter of the United Nations", said to the press the spokesman for Iranian diplomacy, Esmail Baqai, adding that Israel "can do nothing" against Iran . Netan…
The Israeli Prime Minister was speaking alongside US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, visiting Israel on his first official trip to the region since he took office.
Iran Issues Stark Warning to US and Israel Over Nuclear Policies
Amid escalating geopolitical tensions, Iran has vocally criticized a recent high-profile meeting in Jerusalem. According to Fox News, A senior Iranian official has condemned discussions aimed at thwarting Tehran's nuclear ambitions, held between U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The meeting, tagged by some as a symbolic gesture of solidarity, saw the U.S. deliver significant military support to Is…
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