'Iran Won't Stop': Khamenei Aide's JAW-DROPPING Speech At BRICS Sends Shockwaves In Israel & U.S.
/ Jul 07, 2025, 02:20AM IST
Iran has issued a stark warning, stating that if Israel is not held accountable for its military actions, the consequences could engulf the entire region and beyond. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi at BRICS Summit in Brazil emphasized that continued impunity for Israel's aggression—particularly in light of recent strikes—threatens to destabilize not only the Middle East but also global security. The remarks reflect growing fears of a wider regional war with unpredictable consequences. Watch.
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