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This Wednesday, Iran warned countries in the region that will consider as “enemy” those who cede their airspace to Israel for possible retaliation after last night’s missile attack and called on the United States not to intervene.

“Anyone who gives their space to our enemies will be considered our enemy,” the Iranian foreign minister said. Abbas Araqchi, speaking to reporters before the regular cabinet meeting every Wednesday.

In addition, he said that last night he sent messages to several countries asking do not get involved in the clash with Israelincluding one in the US through the Swiss Embassy in Tehran.

The Swiss Embassy in the capital represents American interests on Iranian soil and Iran often sends messages to the United States through it.

Araqchi confirmed that the Islamic Republic of Iran does not seek to increase tension and war, But he assured that he is not afraid of a possible conflict with the Jewish state if he decides to respond to yesterday’s attack with 200 ballistic missiles.

“Our response will be tougher”– he assured, emphasizing Iranian “moderation”.

Despite this, the head of Iranian diplomacy held talks with his colleagues from Great Britain, France and Germany try to reduce the growing tension.

“The Islamic Republic of Iran exercised its right of self-defense only on the basis of Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations and “target exclusively the military and security bases of the Zionist regime” – the minister insisted.

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It’s about second Iranian missile attack on Israel, It has attacked its territory for the first time since April last year, carrying out another round of missile and drone strikes in response to the deaths of seven soldiers at the Iranian consulate in Damascus.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they carried out the attacks in retaliation for the July killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran; Hezbollah head Hassan Nasrallah and an Iranian general.

(EFE)