FM Abbas Araghchi dismisses Israeli threats of military action as 'not real,' warns Iranians are engaged in a 'hot debate' over pulling out of non-proliferation pact The post Iran says attack on its nuclear sites would be ‘crazy,

We have made it clear that any attack on our nuclear facilities would be faced with an immediate and decisive response. But I don’t think they will do that crazy thing,' says Foreign Minister Araghchi

Iran has cautioned Israel and the United States that any attack on its nuclear facilities would be "crazy" and could trigger a "very bad disaster" for the region. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi made the statement in an interview with Sky News, marking his first public comments since Donald Trump began his second term as US president.

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Shortly before Donald Trump’s inauguration, however, the flag was quietly removed. There was no official explanation from Iranian officials. But the move captured a quiet shift in Tehran’s thinking, in what is shaping up to be its most consequential year since the 1980s Iran-Iraq war: with the country at its most vulnerable point in years,

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi spoke in an interview with Sky News, his first public comments about the United States since President Trump was re-inaugurated