Iran Vows to Defend National Interests Against US Actions

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Iran condemned US "deal breaches, bullying and baseness," vowing not to let them affect national interests.
The foreign ministry denounced American strikes on southern coastal provinces and two eastern bridges, calling them a "gross war crime."

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Iran condemned US "deal breaches, bullying and baseness," vowing not to let them affect national interests. The foreign ministry denounced American strikes on southern coastal provinces and two eastern bridges, calling them a "gross war crime."

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