Iran Condemns Assassination Plot Against Supreme Leader as Act of War
On March 1st local time, Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Baghaei stated that any attempt to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader is considered a serious international crime and an act of war against the country.
He emphasized that Tehran will take all necessary measures to defend national sovereignty and the security of its people, while warning that such actions could trigger broader regional unrest, potentially escalating into religious conflict.
- Iran firmly opposes any external interference
- The state system operates independently of any individual
- Will ensure national security remains intact
He further noted that the stability of the Islamic Republic of Iran does not rely on any single person, but is built on a solid institutional foundation.