Iran's Ambassador: Defense Amid US-Israel Attacks

0:00This is Global News Today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Iran's ambassador to the United Kingdom told the BBC that his country will keep defending itself if attacks from the United States and Israel go on. This comes as the conflict stretches into its second week, with strikes hitting multiple spots across the Middle East. Earlier this week, Iran's president apologized to Gulf neighbors like Qatar and the United Air of Emirates for the disruption and promised a halt. Attacks on them. Still, the ambassador stressed that Iran sees any bases used against it as fair targets. The fighting has caused big problems in places like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Iraq, and even a British base in Cyprus. Gulf states have faced recent hits from Iran, while the U.S. and Israel keep up their operations. In a rare interview from Iran's London Embassy, the ambassador showed willingness to avoid striking neighbors, but he made it clear that Iran's moves depend on what America and Israel do next.

1:01Iran denies starting the trouble and rejects calls to surrender. Officials say the apology does not signal an end to the war, and strikes on enemy bases will continue as long as the aggression lasts. Dean and his sponsor by our partner, podcast it different when the sound comes from your pillow. To try it, it just makes sense.