Iranian diplomat warns regional countries over US attacks

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Iran's ambassador to Egypt, Mojtaba Ferdowsi Pour, warned regional countries against allowing their territory and airspace to be used for attacks on Iran, citing US strikes during the ongoing conflict. Ferdowsi Pour stated that international law prohibits such actions and asserted that the Iranian people remain resistant and unwilling to surrender.

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Iranian diplomat Mojtaba Ferdowsi Pour has said that countries in the Middle East must not permit the use of their territory and airspace as a launchpad for attacks on Iran. Speaking to Al Mayadeen, Iran's ambassador to Egypt said that international law prohibited such attacks, which have been launched by the US during the course of the war on Iran.

Iranian diplomat warns regional countries over US attacks

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