Iran has issued a stern warning to Israel and the United Nations, threatening a "decisive and regretful" response if Israel conducts any retaliatory strikes.
This follows Iran's missile attack on Israel on October 1, which involved around 200 missiles in retaliation for the deaths of key figures, including Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
In a phone call with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized Iran's readiness to counter any Israeli actions, stating, "Iran is fully prepared for a decisive response to any adventures."
According to Channels Television, he also urged the UN to intervene against Israeli actions and facilitate humanitarian aid to Lebanon and Gaza.
Araghchi's diplomatic efforts have extended across the region, involving discussions with counterparts in countries such as Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, aimed at reducing tensions amidst ongoing conflicts.
His recent meetings highlight concerns over Israeli operations against Lebanon and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The backdrop of these tensions includes a protracted conflict between Israel and Hamas, now intensified with the involvement of Hezbollah and increasing regional instability.
The situation remains precarious, with both sides preparing for potential escalation.
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