Iran doubled down on its right to self-defense Saturday after Israeli air strikes targeted its military sites, killing two soldiers. The country's Foreign Ministry slammed the attacks as a \"blatant violation\" of international law, sparking fresh fears of spiraling tensions in the Middle East.
\"The regime’s aggression will not go unanswered,\" the ministry declared, accusing Israel of acting with \"unwavering U.S. and Western support.\" It emphasized Iran’s role in maintaining regional stability but warned: \"We’re ready to protect our sovereignty.\"
Tehran also pointed to Israel’s \"occupation and crimes\" as the main cause of Middle East unrest, framing the strike as part of a broader pattern. With both sides trading accusations, analysts worry this could escalate into a wider conflict.
Meanwhile, global leaders are urging restraint. Will diplomacy prevail, or is the region heading toward a new crisis? Stay tuned.
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