Al Jazeera's exclusive interview with Seyed Abbas Argachi, Minister of Foreign Affairs/7 wrote: Therefore, Dr. Argachi, in the event of an American attack, should we expect Iran to attack targets in the Persian Gulf countries that are considered American targets in your opinion, with the same approach as before? Dr. Argachi: War has its own rules. 4000 of our people were killed in this war, 168 innocent children were killed in just one school. I have many of these examples. They killed our leader and destroyed our officials. No one can be expected to just sit and watch. We defended ourselves, and as I said, sometimes mistakes may have happened during this defense; A wrong target may have been hit or a missile may have gone out of control. Our friends in the Persian Gulf should know that the right way to prevent the US and Israel from attacking Iran again is to condemn it if such an attack occurs. In the last war, we did not see that the attack on Iran was condemned by our friends. Reporter: Oman is close to you. Qatar made great efforts to mediate and played an important role. Oman has always stated its opposition to this war. Saudi Arabia, as a large country, declared its opposition to the war and took many steps in this regard. Despite the differences of opinion between it and Iran, it did not participate in this war. What can the Persian Gulf countries do to avoid attacks, while they are not part of this war. Dr. Argachi: We have no enmity with these countries, and by the way, we have had good cooperation with these countries over the past few months. We have always had good cooperation with Oman, and Oman used to mediate our dialogue with America. Qatar is now playing a very positive and good role. We have been talking to Saudi Arabia all the time. Amir Khabat, the commander of the Pakistani army and the head of the Turkish security service made a trip to Tehran. Our talks continue and we have explained our positions in three talks.

Al Jazeera's exclusive interview with Seyed Abbas Argachi, Minister of Foreign Affairs/7 wrote: Therefore, Dr. Argachi, in the event of an American attack, should we expect Iran to attack targets in the Persian Gulf countries that are considered American targets in your opinion, with the same approach as before? Dr. Argachi: War has its own rules. 4000 of our people were killed in this war, 168 innocent children were killed in just one school. I have many of these examples. They killed our leader and destroyed our officials. No one can be expected to just sit and watch. We defended ourselves, and as I said, sometimes mistakes may have happened during this defense; A wrong target may have been hit or a missile may have gone out of control. Our friends in the Persian Gulf should know that the right way to prevent the US and Israel from attacking Iran again is to condemn it if such an attack occurs. In the last war, we did not see that the attack on Iran was condemned by our friends. Reporter: Oman is close to you. Qatar made great efforts to mediate and played an important role. Oman has always stated its opposition to this war. Saudi Arabia, as a large country, declared its opposition to the war and took many steps in this regard. Despite the differences of opinion between it and Iran, it did not participate in this war. What can the Persian Gulf countries do to avoid attacks, while they are not part of this war. Dr. Argachi: We have no enmity with these countries, and by the way, we have had good cooperation with these countries over the past few months. We have always had good cooperation with Oman, and Oman used to mediate our dialogue with America. Qatar is now playing a very positive and good role. We have been talking to Saudi Arabia all the time. Amir Khabat, the commander of the Pakistani army and the head of the Turkish security service made a trip to Tehran. Our talks continue and we have explained our positions in three talks.