Iran's Foreign Minister dropped geopolitical fireworks Monday, alleging U.S. and Israeli actors orchestrated violent protests that rocked the nation this weekend. 🔥 While claiming the situation is now "under total control," Seyed Abbas Araghchi presented what he called evidence of foreign interference – including footage of weapons distribution to demonstrators.
"This wasn't grassroots dissent – it was a Hollywood-style plot," Araghchi told diplomats, comparing the unrest to movie villain schemes. 🎬 He accused Washington and Tel Aviv of creating chaos to justify international intervention, while vowing to "hunt down" perpetrators.
In a dramatic twist, Tehran promises to soon release detainee confessions and digital proof linking the violence to foreign intelligence agencies. 🕵️♂️ Despite the heated rhetoric, Iran's top diplomat left the door open for diplomacy: "We're battle-ready but prefer dialogue – if it's truly equal." 🤝
As of Tuesday morning, neither U.S. nor Israeli officials had directly addressed the specific claims. Global security analysts are watching closely as this high-stakes blame game unfolds. 🌐⚡
