A "catastrophe" conflict in the mediate East. Head of the Iranian MFA: Israel pulls the USA

Aragchi wrote on platform X (original spelling): "Netanjah is trying to DICT What the president (US Donald – ed.) Trump can and cannot do in diplomacy with Iran."

Head of the Iranian Ministry of abroad Affairs: Netanjahu wants to drag the U.S. into “catastrophe”

"The planet besides learned that Netanyahu INTERVENES straight in the American governmentTo drag him into another disaster in our region“The minister continued.

He added that the "deadly" US support for the "Nethanejah genocide in the Gaza Strip", as well as the war waged "in the name of Netanyahu in Yemen, NIC did not bring American people".

Washington and Tehran have opened negotiations on 12 April to lead to the re-conclusion of an agreement on Iran's atomic programme. Netanyahu resumed in late April call for the decommissioning of all Iran's atomic infrastructure. Aragchi then threatened that any attack on Iran would meet with an immediate response.

US-Iran negotiations. Media: Netanjahu presses Trump

The Associated Press Agency recalls that Netanjahu pressed Trump during his first presidential word (2017-21) to retreat the US from international A 2015 atomic agreement with Iran The American leader decided to do so in 2018. Now, as the AP reported, the Israeli Prime Minister tries again get Trump to step down from negotiations with Tehran.

On Sunday the head of the Iranian Defence Ministry Aziz Nasirzah announced that Tehran will respond to a possible US or Israeli attack. The Minister's informing was a reaction to Netanjah's statement, which threatened Tehran with retaliation after Iran-backed Huti rebels against Israel.

Huti attack on Israeli airport

Yemeni Huti militants They attacked on Sunday morning Ballistic rocket Ben Guriona Airport the central part of Israel. Nasirzadeh argued that Huti were taking up their operations regardless of Tehran.

Supported by Iran Huti attack Israel with rockets and drones since the outbreak of the Gaza War in October 2023. Most missiles fired from Yemen are shot down without causing casualties or material losses.