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“100 miliardë euro nuk janë asgjë para goditjes shkatërruese që do të marrin”, Irani kërcënon pas deklaratave të kancelarit gjerman

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Ministri i Jashtëm i Iranit, Abbas Araghchi, ka reaguar me tone kërcënuese ndaj kancelarit gjerman Friedrich Merz, pas deklaratave të këtij të fundit se konflikti me Iranin i ka kushtuar Evropës më shumë se 100 miliardë euro për shkak të rritjes së çmimeve të energjisë. Në një reagim në platformën X, Araghchi akuzoi Merz se kishte mbështetur sulmet amerikano-izraelite ndaj Iranit në qershor 2025, ndërsa tani ankohet për pasojat ekonomike që lufta ka shkaktuar në Evropë. Kryediplomati iranian iu referua deklaratës së mëparshme të kancelarit gjerman, i cili gjatë sulmeve të Izraelit ndaj Iranit kishte thënë se Izraeli po bënte “punën e ndyrë për të gjithë ne”. Duke rikujtuar këtë qëndrim, Araghchi shkroi se Merz i kishte përshëndetur bombardimet izraelito-amerikane, ndërsa paralajmëroi se çdo përpjekje e re për të goditur Iranin do të përballet me një përgjigje të ashpër ushtarake. “100 miliardë euro nuk janë asgjë në krahasim me goditjen shkatërruese që Forcat e Armatosura të Fuqishme…

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