Iran has vowed to respond decisively to any further military action after accusing the United States of carrying out attacks on an Iranian oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz and a telecommunications facility on Qeshm Island.
In a statement released on Wednesday, Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the reported overnight strikes, describing them as acts of aggression and a violation of a ceasefire understanding reached in April. The ministry said the attacks originated from regional locations, later identifying Kuwait and Bahrain as countries whose territories were allegedly used in the operation.
Tehran argued that the strikes breached international law and the United Nations Charter, particularly provisions prohibiting the use of force against sovereign states. Iranian officials also criticized what they described as Washington's use of regional military facilities to conduct operations against Iran.
The Foreign Ministry warned that any country allowing its territory, airspace, or military infrastructure to be used for attacks against Iran could be considered complicit in aggression. It stressed that Iran reserves the right to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Iran further stated that it would employ all available means to counter future attacks and hold accountable those it believes are involved in military actions against the country.
The developments come amid heightened tensions in the Persian Gulf region, where concerns over maritime security and military activity around the Strait of Hormuz continue to raise fears of broader instability.
Iranian officials have repeatedly warned that continued military escalation could have serious consequences for regional and international security.This version is written in a neutral news style and uses a different headline from the original report.
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