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Riyad Iraqis Urge French Minister to Stop Fake Tears
The article focuses on Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi's response to French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barron's remarks, in which the latter criticized Iran's positions. This prompted Araqchi to reply by highlighting France's colonial history and its crimes in Algeria. He also reminded France of its silence regarding American massacres against Iranian children and the destruction of schools, including the attack on Shajarat Tabia School in Minab, which resulted in 168 deaths. Additionally, Araqchi criticized France's statements about Iran's situation, pointing to incidents of school and child targeted attacks in Iran, describing them as clear war crimes. The article also mentions Iran's escalating position on the international stage, with hints at ongoing tensions with the United States, including the targeting of a oil tanker—claimed by Iran—and efforts both regionally and globally to secure navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, along with warnings about repeated attempts at illegal crossings of the strait.
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