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Iranian Foreign Minister Sayed Abbas Arakchi spoke on Sunday at an emergency meeting of the Islamic Cooperation Organization (OIC) in Istanbul in response to US coordinated air strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. He accused the United States of conducting “brutal acts by a nuclear superpower” against Iran’s ruling territory.
In a speech that took place just hours after US air strikes on Natanz and Fordow nuclear facilities, Mr Arakchi described the attacks as a dangerous tensions and a direct threat to regional and global stability.
“We were targeted by an outlawed state or militia, but by a nuclear superpower,” he said. It wasn’t a warning, it was a war action. “
The attacks, according to military sources, have been carried out using B-2 bombs and precision and influential bombs, targeting key centers of Iranian uranium enrichment.
Washington claims that the purpose of the operation was to stop the accelerated process of Iran’s nuclear capability. However, Iranian officials described the move as a clear violation of international law and a deliberate attempt to destroy the diplomacy process.
“These attacks did not stop our plan; They only lost trust. “
He also described Israel as the beginning of the current wave of tensions and accused the United States of coordinating with Tel Aviv for destroying EU mediation efforts.
The Iranian Foreign Minister urged the member states of the Islamic Cooperation Organization to jointly condemn the US and Israeli actions and call on the international community to recognize the attack as a violation of Iran’s sovereignty by a nuclear armed power.
“We have to be explicit; “If such a move remains unanswered, no country will be safe from nuclear weapons.”
These remarks are the first official reaction of senior Iranian officials since the start of a joint US -Israeli military operation in recent days. Although Iran has carried out limited retaliatory attacks using drones and rockets to regional targets, it has yet to declare full -fledged war.
Arakchi announced that he will go to Moscow tomorrow (Monday, June 7) for urgent talks with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.
At the same time, international observers have warned that if Iran’s direct response to US military assets or its allies, the situation may be quickly removed from control. China and Russia have called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, and European leaders have called for restraint.
The United States has not yet responded to Iraqchi, but has called its operations “limited, necessary and for global security.”
“The doors of diplomacy should always be open, but Iran has several options to respond,” Arakchi added.
