Iranian Foreign Minister: Netanyahu Attempts to Drag the U.S. into War with Iran
Reporter from the Central Station learned on the 10th local time that Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian recently made a statement regarding the current regional situation.
In response to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's urgent activities in Washington and his "dissatisfaction" with the progress of related contacts, Amir-Abdollahian stated that Netanyahu does not accept peace and does not support diplomatic means, but is instead a supporter of war. He pointed out that in just the past two years, Netanyahu has launched attacks on seven countries in the region, with the most recent one even targeting the U.S. ally Qatar, which fully demonstrates that he has no solution other than war.
Amir-Abdollahian stated, Netanyahu has been trying to drag the United States into a war with Iran, but such attempts have already failed. If this failed approach is repeated, the outcome will be no different.
When mentioning the attitude of the United States, Amir-Abdollahian said that his impression from the performance of the relevant parties is that some individuals from the U.S. side are trying to avoid war and seek to resolve issues through diplomatic means. He believes this is also the most rational choice for the U.S. President. (Reporter from the Central Station Li Zhao)
Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for attempting to involve the U.S. in a war with Iran, asserting that Netanyahu is a proponent of war. Zarif noted that Netanyahu has conducted attacks on seven countries in the region over the past two years. He emphasized that recent attempts to escalate tensions have failed and that some U.S. officials are seeking diplomatic resolutions instead.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif stated that Netanyahu is a supporter of war.
- Netanyahu has attacked seven countries in the region in the past two years.
- Zarif claims Netanyahu is trying to drag the U.S. into a war with Iran.
- Some U.S. officials are reportedly trying to avoid war and seek diplomatic solutions.