Senior Diplomats Blast Israel, Say Beirut Strike Could Disrupt U.S.-Iran Talks
Senior diplomatic figures involved in the ongoing negotiations over a possible U.S.-Iran agreement condemned Israel’s strike on Beirut, saying it could undermine the diplomatic process. One senior diplomat speaking to Fox News said the Israeli action was harmful to the effort to reach a deal and signaled clear frustration with Jerusalem’s move.
The official said, “The Israeli action creates difficulties and a significant complication on the road to an agreement.” The diplomat went further, accusing Israel of deliberately trying to derail the political process between Washington and Tehran.
The sharpest accusation was that the strike was “a clear attempt by Israel to sabotage the president’s deal and drag the United States back into war.” The remarks were made in the context of continuing U.S.-Iran contacts, and cast the Beirut operation as a direct challenge to those negotiations.
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