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Iranian FM Araghchi attributes responsibility for aggression to regional states facilitating access

Sep 25, 2026 04:36 PM CT Tehran, Iran diplomacy,iran,regional-states,blame-game,airspace,military-bases

Summary

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a statement assigning direct responsibility to regional states that allegedly enabled aggression by opening their territory, airspace, and military infrastructure. This diplomatic posturing aims to isolate potential adversaries and frame the conflict as a broader regional conspiracy against Iran, potentially influencing diplomatic alignments and justifying retaliatory measures against third-party states.

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"Responsibility also rests squarely with those regional states that enabled and facilitated the aggression by opening their territory, military bases, airspace, and logistical and intelligence infrastructure to the aggressors," Iranian Foreign Minister said

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Iran NEUTRAL

Stated that regional states bear direct responsibility for enabling aggression by providing territory, military bases, airspace, and logistical support.

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