On June 22, the Iranian Foreign Ministry affirmed that a "dangerous war against Iran" broke out after the US launched an airstrike on the evening of June 21 (local time), targeting three important nuclear facilities in Tehran.
Iran's Foreign Ministry said the bombing by Washington was a "diplomatic coup in the context of the ongoing negotiations on the nuclear issue between the two countries. The ministry also noted that the airstrike on Iran was carried out by the US first.
Iran's Foreign Ministry said the US violated the UN Charter and international law, demanding that Washington " bear full responsibility for serious consequences".
According to the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Tehran has the right to fight against "US military aggression" and protect national security and Iran's interests. The ministry pledged to use all necessary measures.
Iran's Foreign Ministry also called on the United Nations and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to jointly condemn the US action at an urgent meeting.
Meanwhile, for his part, President Donald Trump affirmed that the US has achieved "respectful military success" after bombing Iran's nuclear facilities in 3 areas including Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan.
President Trump spent up to 3 and a half minutes giving a national speech about the recent US airstrike. He not only honored the achievements of the US military but also honored the efforts of Israel, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Trump said the US and Israel have coordinated as a team an unprecedented team.
The airstrike using a B2 Spirit rocket is being called by Trump as a "long step" in protecting its close ally in the Middle East from "horrific threats" - referring to Iran's nuclear program.
Notably, although the US leader affirmed that Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities were completely and completely destroyed, there has been no confirmation of damage from Tehran.
