TREE NEWS update: Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei said on the 15th that certain regional countries actively took part in US and Israeli military aggression against Iran by supplying weapons, giving political support, sending personnel and opening their airspace, territory and territorial waters, and that this is documented. He said compensation claims these countries make against Iran are baseless, and under established international law a state that lets its territory be used for aggression against a third country is directly regarded as an accomplice and must bear responsibility.
Iran Says It Has Legal Ground to Seek Compensation From Countries That Aided US Attack
AI take
This is less about compensation than about assigning legal liability to US partners in the region, and it signals Iran intends to keep the diplomatic pressure on those states rather than only on Washington and Israel. The claim that the evidence is documented matters: it frames the argument as a legal case rather than rhetoric, which could complicate those countries' own claims against Iran. Whether the named conduct is pursued through formal channels or remains declaratory is the open question.
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