Hostile Actions of Paris Against Iran in War and the Necessity of Deterrent…

Hostile Actions of Paris Against Iran in War and the Necessity of Deterrent Response 🔹In recent days, tensions between Tehran and Paris have increased. The Iranian Foreign Ministry identified 2 French diplomats as "undesirable elements" due to violations and interference in the internal affairs of the country, banning their entry into Iran. 🔹Following this incident, France announced the expulsion of 2 Iranian diplomats instead of apologizing for the illegal actions of its diplomats and interference in Iran's affairs. 🔹Subsequently, the foreign minister of the country that intentionally sent contaminated blood carrying AIDS, thus introducing the disease to Iran, without mentioning America's crimes such as the massacre in Minab school, claimed to support the people of Iran to justify the unlawful actions of the Paris diplomats. 🔹Paris had also previously called for the unconditional reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and participation in mine-clearing operations in the waterway; a matter that is considered an interventionist and complicating action given the established arrangements concerning the Strait of Hormuz. 🔹At the same time, France, in a letter to the Security Council, without condemning the attacks of the U.S. and the Zionist regime against Iran, held Tehran responsible for escalating insecurity and called for a halt to Iran's attacks, cessation of enrichment, and the maintenance of economic sanctions. 🔹These positions come at a time when France has a long history of anti-Iranian actions; from military support for Saddam's Ba'ath regime in the 8-year war to support for the terrorist group Mojahedin and the country's positions towards Iran's nuclear program. 🔹Now, not only the decades-long actions of France but also its hostile actions against Iran in the midst of America's and Israel's war against our country require a decisive and deterrent response.