Iran’s Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir-Abdullahi, issued a stern warning to Israel during an interview with NBC News’ Tom Llamas on the sidelines of the United Nations Security Council meeting in the United States….CONTINUE READING
Amir-Abdullahi stated that the recent attack on Israel was merely a warning and hinted at the possibility of targeting major Israeli cities and economic ports if provoked further.
While speaking to Llamas, Amir-Abdullahi emphasized Iran’s commitment to avoiding civilian casualties, asserting that their military actions were solely driven by strategic objectives.
According to Daily Post, he cautioned that any significant aggression from Israel would result in an immediate and maximum response from Iran, causing Israel to “regret it.”
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Amir-Abdullahi also downplayed the recent attack on Iran, likening the weapons used to “children’s toys” and suggesting they were not as significant as portrayed.
However, he stopped short of confirming Israel’s involvement in the attack.
Tensions between Iran and Israel have escalated in recent weeks, with Iran retaliating against an attack in Damascus, Syria, which claimed the lives of Iranian generals.
War: Iran Foreign Minister says first attack was warning and Iran can hit Tel Aviv, Israel’s ports
ByAllNigeria
Apr 20, 2024