Iranian Foreign Minister: Israel Will Pay a "Heavy Price" for Airstrikes on Civilian Facilities
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, March 27 - Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif stated on social media on the 27th that Israel's airstrike on Iran's civilian nuclear facilities and other infrastructure that day was a serious provocation, claiming that Israel would pay a "heavy price" for its crimes.
Zarif said that Israel attacked Iran's two largest steel mills, a power plant, and civilian nuclear facilities, and that the Israeli side claimed the attack was coordinated with the United States.
Zarif pointed out that the Israeli actions contradicted statements made by U.S. President Trump the day before, and that Iran would make Israel pay a "heavy price" for its crimes.
On the 26th, Trump announced on social media that the "destruction" of Iran's energy facilities would be postponed for 10 days.
Iran's Foreign Minister stated that Israel will face severe consequences for its airstrikes on Iranian civilian nuclear facilities and infrastructure on March 27, 2023. He condemned the attacks, which included strikes on major steel plants and a power plant, and claimed they were coordinated with the United States. This statement follows a contradictory remark from former President Trump regarding actions against Iranian energy facilities.
- Iran's Foreign Minister stated that Israel will face severe consequences for its actions.
- Israel conducted airstrikes on Iranian civilian nuclear facilities and other infrastructure.
- The strikes were claimed to be coordinated with the United States.
- Iran's Foreign Minister emphasized the contradiction with Trump's previous statements.
- The airstrikes targeted Iran's largest steel plants and a power plant.