Iran Dismisses Israeli Elections, Threatens Retaliation
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei declared that Tehran does not recognize Israeli elections and views them as leading to further crimes. He announced a meeting with Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan on October 27 to discuss regional conflicts. Baghaei also issued a veiled threat regarding potential retaliation against the U.S., stating Iran would act without prior announcement.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iran's Esmail Baghaei called Israeli elections a "race to new crimes" and vowed non-recognition.
- Baghaei stated the "Zionist entity only knows how to kill and commit genocide."
- Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan will meet October 27 to discuss regional conflicts.
- Baghaei warned Iran would not announce its response to future attacks until it acts.
- The Iranian spokesperson affirmed Iran's right to self-defense in its state of war.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, stated that Tehran does not recognize the upcoming Israeli parliamentary elections, calling them a "race to new crimes." He asserted that the "Zionist entity only knows how to kill and commit genocide," regardless of who leads Israel. Baghaei also announced that representatives from Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan will meet on October 27 to discuss the situations in Israel, Palestine, and Lebanon, as well as the "consequences of American aggression in the region." When questioned about reports of Iran targeting U.S. territory, Baghaei declined to elaborate on Tehran's response strategy, stating, "We will not announce what we will do until we do it." He added that Iran is in a state of war and will not hesitate to exercise its right to self-defense.
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