Iranian President Blames U.S. for Regional Tensions

Source: Iran president condemns American 'aggression,' says US had to act due to Israel's 'obvious inability' (2025-06-22)

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi condemned American actions in the Middle East, asserting that the United States had to intervene due to Israel's apparent inability to manage regional issues. He accused the U.S. of aggression and interference, emphasizing Iran's stance against what it perceives as Western meddling in its affairs. Raisi's remarks come amid heightened tensions in the region, with Iran positioning itself against U.S. and Israeli policies. He reiterated Iran's support for Palestinian rights and criticized Western powers for what he described as destabilizing activities, asserting Iran's readiness to defend itself and its allies against external threats.

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