Aragczi emphasized that “doors for diplomacy should always be open”, but after the American bombing of centers in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahanie – this is not the right time to talk. Tehran – as he announced – will take action under his rights before it is possible to return to negotiations.
The head of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs He described the US's actions as “an unforgivable violation of international law”, which – in his opinion – should be met with condemnation of the international community. According to him, “the US only understand the language of threats and strength.”
On the night of Saturday to Sunday, American aviation conducted attacks on Iranian uranium enrichment plants, thus joining the Israeli offensive started on June 13 aimed at breaking the Iranian nuclear program.
Aragczi also noted that the system on the non -spreading nuclear weapons (NPT) failed to protect Iran from aggression, although he did not confirm whether Tehran would decide to leave the treaty. This scenario was previously suggested by the head of the Iranian Foreign Affairs Committee, Abbas Golru.
Aragczi wrote in social media that Earlier talks with the USA “were blown up” by an Israeli attack of June 13, and subsequent negotiations with the EU – “ruined the Saturday raid carried out by Washington”. In response to Western appeals for the return of Iran to talks, he replied rhetorically: “How can Iran return to something that he never left?”
In turn, US President Donald Trump announced that American attacks “completely razed with the Earth” Iranian nuclear centers in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahanie. Calling Iran to make peace, he warned that subsequent impacts could be “much stronger”.
