From the justification of the aggression to the accusation of the German foreign minister against Iran The German foreign minister, whose chancellor openly supported the military aggression of America and Israel against Iran, has now justified this aggression. While interfering in Iran's internal affairs, Yohanan Wadful named the Islamic Republic of Iran as the main cause of conflicts in the region with a baseless claim and says that the actions of the Islamic Republic of Iran provided the ground for a military response by other countries (the United States). The German Foreign Minister's justification was answered by the response of Ismail Bakay, the spokesman of the diplomatic service, and he wrote in this context (Wednesday, November 4, 1405) on Channel X: The German Foreign Minister appealed to justify military aggression against Iran. He suffered from such indifference and moral decay that he does not pay attention to the human costs and the crimes committed, nor does he understand the economic losses to his country and Europe. A German proverb advises that "one must learn from loss. But "Hans Scharnova" is not one to study. Read the full description of this report here.

From the justification of the aggression to the accusation of the German foreign minister against Iran The German foreign minister, whose chancellor openly supported the military aggression of America and Israel against Iran, has now justified this aggression. While interfering in Iran's internal affairs, Yohanan Wadful named the Islamic Republic of Iran as the main cause of conflicts in the region with a baseless claim and says that the actions of the Islamic Republic of Iran provided the ground for a military response by other countries (the United States). The German Foreign Minister's justification was answered by the response of Ismail Bakay, the spokesman of the diplomatic service, and he wrote in this context (Wednesday, November 4, 1405) on Channel X: The German Foreign Minister appealed to justify military aggression against Iran. He suffered from such indifference and moral decay that he does not pay attention to the human costs and the crimes committed, nor does he understand the economic losses to his country and Europe. A German proverb advises that "one must learn from loss. But "Hans Scharnova" is not one to study. Read the full description of this report here.