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ARAGHCHI ASKS JORDAN HOW LONG IRAN MUST WAIT TO RESPOND

ARAGHCHI ASKS JORDAN HOW LONG IRAN MUST WAIT TO RESPONDIran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has challenged his Jordanian counterpart over comments about Iran's retaliatory strikes. Ayman Safadi claimed that Iran attacked Jordan and other countries just two hours after the US war began. He argued the strikes could not be considered a response.Araghchi is not
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reacted to Jordanian counterpart Ayman Safadi's characterization of Tehran's targeting of Jordan immediately after the US attacks as "not a reaction, but a pre-planned policy."

Iran ' s Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji responded, on Friday, to the statements of Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Al-Safdi concerning the recent Iranian attacks on... The post-Iqraji responding to Safadi: How long does Iran have to wait? appeared first on Libya ' s eye.

Responding to Jordanian Foreign Minister Safedi's characterization of Tehran's retaliations as "pre-planned policy," Araqchi said, "How long should Iran wait before responding to an aggressor who disregards sovereignty?"

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Iranian Foreign Minister Erakchi reacted to comments by his Jordanian counterpart that missile strikes in the wake of the US strikes were 'planned in advance'. “Are you unaware of the deaths of innocent Iranians,” the hermit said, noting that Jordan has opened airspace to the United States? he asked.

Seyyed Abbas Araqchi reacted to the recent statements of his Jordanian counterpart.

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snn.ir broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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