The Iranian regime "does not dismiss" the possibility of a war with Israel

Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Wednesday accused Israel of "adventurism" in its bombing campaigns targeting Persian targets and Hezbollah in Syria. and he badured that he "did not rule out" the possibility of a war between the two countries, two days after pointing out that the risk of conflict was "high".

In dialogue with the German newspaper Süddetusche Zeitung, the Chancellor again insisted that Iran takes part in the "invitation-only" civil war in the government of dictator Bashar al-Assad, while Israel violates international law by entering Syrian and Lebanese airspace for its attacks.

"There is adventurism on the side of Israel, and the adventure is always dangerous," he said.

When asked when he saw the emergence of a military conflict between Iran and Israel, Zarif responded: "I do not see it, but we can not exclude the possibility".

Sunday, the Chancellor had issued a similar warning, noting that the risk of a war with Israel was "high" and that "it could get worse". During a presentation at the Security Conference in Munich, Germany, he also insisted that his country was in Syria at the invitation of the regime and "solely to fight terrorism".

The president also said it would increase after the announced withdrawal of US troops from the country.

In this way, Israel has tried prevent extremist militias with a long history of aggression from settling on their bordersas well as to limit the influence of Iran, which has vowed to destroy Israel and fund many of these militias, in Syria.

Iran is one of the main allies of the Syrian dictator, alongside Russia, and its help has helped prevent the collapse of the regime and its resurgence in the civil war that began in 2011 and which caused nearly 500,000 dead, millions of refugees and a large number of people. destabilization of the region.

With Reuters information