Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha stated Monday evening that Iran's threats against Ukraine are unjustified and baseless, and accused Tehran of being a direct partner in Russian aggression against Ukraine, with no standing to pose as a victim.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha dismissed Iran's recent threats against Ukraine as baseless, accusing Tehran of being a direct accomplice in Russian aggression. The statement comes amid a broader diplomatic escalation between Kyiv and Tehran. Earlier Monday, Iranian parliamentary committee chairman Ebrahim Azizi warned that Ukraine may soon face consequences, as The Zioneer reported. Iran's foreign minister had also issued threats earlier in the week, warning that any aggression against Iran would draw a 'strong and decisive response.' Ukrainian army commander Mykhailo Drapatyi responded by threatening an 'unprecedented response' to Iran's cooperation with Russia.
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