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Iran on Monday warned countries against allowing their territory,military bases or equipment to be used for attacks on Tehran, saying it wouldstrike the source of any assault.
Speaking at his weekly news conference, Foreign Ministry spokesmanEsmaeil Baqaei maintained that Iran poses no threat to any country and has a“legitimate right” under international law to defend its security andsovereignty against hostile action.
“The departure of several refueling aircraft from Bulgaria is a breachof international law and support for US and Israeli military operations againstIran,” he stated.
On the Strait of Hormuz, Baqaei described negotiations over thestrategic waterway as complex, blaming Washington’s “illegal actions” forinsecurity in the region.
“Iran and Oman are continuing their own discussions regarding theirsovereignty over the maritime gateway,” he added, noting that the two countrieswere working closely to finalize a memorandum and reach a final agreement onmaritime traffic.
On Saturday, Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme NationalSecurity Council, said Tehran would treat any neighboring country siding withWashington’s economic campaign as an enemy. He also warned that Iran wouldtarget their interests and prevent oil from leaving the Gulf through thestrategic gateway.
US President Donald Trump launched a new push to isolate Iraneconomically, describing it as the “most crushing economic operation ever takenagainst any country.”
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