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Iran's president apologizes to neighbors, says will not target them again unless attacked first
Iran’s president apologized for attacks caused by military miscommunication and declared a halt to strikes on neighbors unless Iran is attacked first.
- On Saturday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian apologised to neighbouring countries for Iranian strikes and pledged Tehran would not attack unless first attacked, remarks aired on state television.
- Pezeshkian blamed miscommunication within Iran’s ranks and leadership disruptions after Khamenei’s killing, saying the three‑man leadership council coordinated with Iran’s armed forces.
- Attacks on Gulf hubs forced Dubai to activate air defenses and disrupt flights, with Emirates airline briefly halting and then resuming operations after blasts on Saturday.
- Defense ministers from Riyadh and Islamabad met Saturday to discuss stopping attacks from Iran amid the mutual defence pact between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
- There appears to be no foreseeable end to the fighting, officials say, as Iran’s U.N. envoy reported a civilian toll of 1,332 and Qatar’s energy minister warned oil could hit $150 a barrel.
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Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, issued a surprising televised address on Saturday as the war involving Iran, the United States, and Israel entered its eighth day. In a pre-recorded five-minute video statement aired on Iranian state television, Pezeshkian apologized for Iranian strikes on neighboring countries while simultaneously warning that Iran would never surrender to outside pressure. The remarks come amid escalating regional tensions,…
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