Iran (The COW News Digital)Iran has raised concerns over a potential new attack by Israel, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warning that the possibility of an Israeli strike cannot be completely dismissed. Speaking in an interview with Russian media, Araghchi emphasized that while Iran does not seek war, the country is fully prepared to defend itself if conflict arises.
“War is never our goal, but if imposed upon us, we are ready to respond decisively,” Araghchi said. He stressed that the best way to avoid confrontation is through full preparedness, signaling Tehran’s commitment to maintaining a strong defensive posture.
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The Iranian minister highlighted that Iran has already recovered from previous acts of aggression, indicating that any repeated attempts to repeat past hostilities would not succeed. “If adversaries attempt to relive failed experiences, they will gain nothing,” Araghchi remarked, underlining Tehran’s confidence in its strategic resilience.
Meanwhile, reports from American media suggest that Israel perceives Iran as actively developing its ballistic missile program. According to these sources, Israel is reportedly seeking discussions with the United States regarding potential strikes, reflecting heightened regional tensions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump next month in Washington, where Iran’s military capabilities and potential Israeli action are anticipated to be key topics of discussion. Analysts suggest that these conversations may shape future strategic decisions in the volatile Middle East.
Regional experts note that statements from Iranian and Israeli officials serve both as deterrence and as a warning, signaling that both nations remain vigilant and prepared. The dialogue underscores the fragile balance between diplomacy and military readiness, with potential consequences for regional stability.
While Iran emphasizes its defensive capabilities, Israel’s focus on Iran’s missile program highlights the persistent security concerns that dominate their bilateral relationship. Observers stress the importance of measured communication and strategic planning to prevent escalation into a wider conflict.
As tensions continue to simmer, the international community is closely monitoring the situation, calling for caution and diplomatic engagement. Tehran’s stance reflects a calculated approach to defense, signaling that while it prefers peace, it remains prepared to act decisively if threatened.
