Iran ambassador’s four-word warning to UK after US attacks | UK | News
The consequences of Donald Trump’s decision to bomb the United States to bomb Iran at the weekend are felt worldwide, England Keir Starmer and Company are ‘hugging’ to decide the best way to action.
The tensions between the Iranian regime and Israel have not shown a sign of boiling in recent weeks and months, but the President reached a rubber missile attack on the three nuclear regions, while a rubber missile attack on Saturday.
In the early hours of the morning, Trump greeted a “great military success” as a part of a national address by Vice President JD Vance and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
However, the results they felt abroad, especially on the British coast, could not be simpler.
Iran’s Ambassador of England Seyed Ali Mousavi issued a worrying warning to allies of all states, including England.
After asking Sky News The reporter had a four -word creepy response by Ali Mousavi whether Iran had a retaliation plan for attacks.
“Considering everything, dedi he said as he went down the street of London.
When he was asked to clarify his answer, the representative added: “According to our mutual benefits and interests, you will consider all the issues. Iran is monitored by the authorities.”
Fears are growing in the state of the potential consequences of such an action that accuses the US of passing the US of passing a “very large red line” with Iranian foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
Only a few hours after Trump announced the military operation in the Middle East, he spoke at the meeting of the Islamic Cooperation Organization in Istanbul on Sunday: “An ugly, grave and unprecedented violation of the basic principles of the United Nations and International Law.
“The US military attack on the regional integrity and national sovereignty of the United States in a collision with the Israeli regime of the United States once again revealed the scope of the United States’s hostility towards the peace seeking Iran’s peace.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran continues to defend not only the US military aggression, but also against the reckless and illegal actions of the Israeli regime,” the Islamic Republic of Iran continues. “
Speaking in the Pentagon, Hegseth insisted that the mission was “not related to the change of regime, and at all”, instead, described it as a “sensitive operation” aiming to dismantle Iran’s nuclear capabilities.
In a separate interview of NBC about the press Meet, Senator Vance reiterated this position, saying that the US stance has clarified: “We do not want a regime change.
“We don’t want to raise or extend it more than necessary,” he said.
“The aim is to end Iran’s nuclear ambitions and then to make negotiations for a long -term solution.” Vance also stressed Washington’s “nothing to do with putting the boots on the ground”.
