President Ibrahim Raisi warned that any slightest action against Iran’s interests would be met with a “widespread and painful response.”
Raisi issued the warning during a phone call with Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani on Monday, two days after Iran launched hundreds of missiles and missiles into the occupied territory. Man-machine in retaliation for the Israeli terrorist attack on the diplomatic premises of the Islamic Republic of Syria.
“We now declare with full confidence that the slightest action against Iranian interests will certainly be met with a harsh, broad and painful response against all perpetrators,” the Iranian president said.
Israel’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus on April 1, which killed seven members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), demonstrated the regime’s “frustration” over its failure to achieve its stated goals in its genocidal war in the Gaza Strip. Add to.
Raisi also complained about the failure of the United Nations and its Security Council to take action against Israel’s crimes in Gaza and its failure to condemn Israel’s terrorist attack on the Iranian consulate.
Therefore, he noted that the Islamic Republic “designed and carried out” retaliatory actions against “the same centers that perpetrated mischief against us” in the exercise of our legitimate right to self-defence under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.
The Iranian chief executive further emphasized the need for deterrent actions against Israel, especially by Muslim countries, as it continues to commit crimes in Gaza.
He asserted that the indiscriminate support of the Zionist regime by some Western countries was exacerbating tensions in the region.
“With the full support of the United States and some Western countries, Zionist child murder, genocide and horrific crimes continue, while the oppressed and powerful people of Gaza still prevail on the battlefield through resistance.”
‘clear message’
Sheikh Tamim praised Iran’s clever measures to design and implement retaliatory actions against Israel, saying that this sent a clear message to everyone.
He also mentioned that Qatar condemned the deadly attacks by Israel, which violated international agreements and conventions as well as diplomatic norms.
He added that at a time when the world is witnessing the highest level of unanimity in support of the Palestinian cause, the Zionist regime is exacerbating tensions to divert world opinion from its crimes in Gaza.
He further praised the unique relationship between Iran and Qatar based on mutual trust and said the two countries support each other under all circumstances.