13.06.2025 19:03
Iran summoned the Swiss ambassador in Tehran, who conducts diplomatic activities on behalf of the United States, due to the attacks carried out by Israel. It was stated that the Tehran administration explicitly warned the United States, which it sees as an indirect supporter of the attacks.
Iran summoned the Swiss Ambassador to Tehran, who conducts diplomatic activities for the U.S. in Iran, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs due to today's attacks by Israel.
The attacks carried out by Israel on Iran in the early hours of the morning shook the entire world. The Israeli attacks targeted Iran's nuclear facilities and various critical points, primarily in the capital Tehran.
TRUMP: WE WERE AWARE
After the attacks initiated by Israel against Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that they were aware of the attack. Trump stated, "We had prior knowledge of the attack. Iran cannot possess a nuclear bomb, and we hope to return to the negotiating table. We will see. There are a few people in the leadership cadre who will not return (the deceased)."
U.S. MOVE FROM IRAN
The Iranian front stated that they would respond most strongly to the attacks.
According to Iran's official agency IRNA, the Swiss Ambassador, who conducts diplomatic activities for the U.S. in Iran, was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It was noted that the ambassador was called to the Ministry to protest the attacks carried out today against Iran.
"THE U.S. WAS CLEARLY WARNED"
According to sources from the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Swiss Ambassador was informed that Israel's attacks are "an act that violates international law and deepens instability in the region." The Tehran administration clearly warned the U.S., which it sees as an indirect supporter of the attacks.
Officials also emphasized that attacks on Iranian territory threaten not only the country's sovereignty but also regional peace.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Iran had announced that many high-ranking military officials and nuclear scientists lost their lives due to the attacks carried out by Israel. It was stated that Iranian Chief of General Staff Mohammad Bagheri was killed in the Israeli attack; among the casualties were Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Corps Hossein Salami, former head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Agency Fereydoun Abbasi, and nuclear scientist Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi.
A total of 78 people lost their lives in the Israeli attacks, while 329 others were injured.