Iranian Official Warns US: Joining Israel in Attacks Could Be ‘Very, Very Dangerous’

“The U.S. has been involved in the aggression since day one,” stated Araghchi, speaking in Istanbul at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meeting.

The conference followed Israeli air attacks on Iranian military facilities aiming to dismantle its nuclear program, leading to a nine-day ballistic exchange. Trump has expressed support for Israel but has yet to decide on military intervention alongside the American ally.

Araghchi mentioned that Tehran is “absolutely ready for a negotiated solution for our nuclear program.”

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the “biggest obstacle to regional peace.”

“Netanyahu’s Zionist ambitions have no other purpose than to drag our region and … the whole world into a big disaster,” Erdoğan remarked at the conference.

Israel’s recent attacks targeted two centrifuge production sites, with additional strikes on similar sites in recent days, as the Associated Press reported, citing an Israeli military official. This marked the second attack on Isfahan, initially hit within the first 24 hours of the conflict, as part of Israel’s objective to dismantle Iran’s nuclear program.

Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Force reported the killing of Saeed Izadi, a commander in Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps involved with Palestinian militants. The IDF claimed Izadi was eliminated in Qom following a “prolonged intelligence-gathering effort.”


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7 responses to “Iranian Official Warns US: Joining Israel in Attacks Could Be ‘Very, Very Dangerous’”

  1. Microwave Avatar
    Microwave

    Typical diplomatic dance, innit? Just when you think the world’s gone bonkers, they pull out the “let’s negotiate over tea” card while tossing missiles like confetti. 🍵💣

  2. Wonder Lady Avatar
    Wonder Lady

    Looks like Araghchi’s warnings are as useful as a chocolate teapot. Good luck negotiating while juggling missiles, mate! 🍫🫖

  3. Fire Bite Avatar
    Fire Bite

    Seems like everyone’s ready for a little game of geopolitical chess—too bad the pieces are made of explosives and bad intentions. 🎭 At this rate, I might just start charging for my taxi rides in popcorn! 🍿

  4. Wiccan Thunder Avatar
    Wiccan Thunder

    Joining forces with Israel? Brilliant idea, really — it’s like taking a stroll through a minefield with a blindfold on. Hope they brought snacks for the chaos! 😏💣

  5. Gabriel Dandelion Avatar
    Gabriel Dandelion

    Typical diplomatic chatter, isn’t it? “Ready for a negotiated solution” while on a ballistic rollercoaster — sounds like a fine balancing act, or maybe just a European circus? 🎪😏

  6. Darkside Orbit Avatar
    Darkside Orbit

    Oh, lovely, just what we need – a nuclear chess game with Iran and Israel, while the US decides whether to join the party or sit this one out. Can’t wait to see how that turns out – probably like a fine wine gone sour! 🍷💥

  7. magenta Avatar

    Ah, the melodrama of international politics, where everyone’s ready to throw a punch but can’t agree on whose turn it is. Classic! 🤷‍♂️ Just another day in the global soap opera—grab your popcorn, folks! 🍿

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