Iran regrets EU sanctions – they should have been against Israel

Iran regrets EU sanctions – they should have been against Israel
Iran regrets EU sanctions – they should have been against Israel
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European Union sanctions announced after Iran’s attack on Israel are “deplorable”. This was stated by Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdolakhian, quoted by Reuters.

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He emphasizes that his country acted in self-defense.

EU foreign ministers yesterday reached an agreement in principle to extend sanctions against Tehran, agreeing to extend restrictive measures on the Islamic republic’s arms exports of any drones or missiles to Iran’s proxies and Russia.

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“It is a shame to see the EU decide to quickly implement more illegal restrictions against Iran just because Tehran exercised its right to self-defense against Israel’s reckless aggression,” Amirabdolakhian wrote on social network X. He called on the EU to impose sanctions on Israel instead of Iran .

EU countries still need to approve a legal framework before the expanded sanctions take effect.

Tensions between Israel and Iran escalated on April 1, when Tel Aviv struck the Iranian consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus, killing two generals and five officers from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, reports news.bg.

Tehran retaliated 12 days later by launching an unprecedented direct military attack on Israel with over 300 missiles and drones. However, the attack did not cause significant damage. Almost all of the missiles and drones were intercepted by Israeli, American and other allied forces.

Early on April 19, Israel struck a military airfield near the city of Isfahan in central Iran. However, Tehran downplayed the incident and said it had no plans to retaliate, a response likely aimed at preventing a region-wide war.

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