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Iran Accuses NATO of Collusion in US-Israel War

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Iranian officials have accused NATO of being complicit in the US-Israel war against Iran.
The accusations were made by Esmail Baghaei, a spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry.
Iran describes the conflict as an 'illegal aggressive war' initiated on February 28.
The statements follow comments from former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte regarding NATO's role.

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Iran has accused NATO of complicity in what it terms the "illegal aggressive war" initiated by the United States and Israel against the country on February 28. Spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Esmail Baghaei, made these allegations following remarks made by former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who refuted assertions by former President Trump that NATO had not provided support to the US during this conflict.

Baghaei characterized NATO's actions as "collusion" in the ongoing military operations and criticized the alliance's involvement. The Iranian government's condemnation highlights tensions surrounding international responses to the conflict and suggests a broader regional unease regarding military alliances and interventions. Meanwhile, Italy's Defense Ministry responded to Rutte's comments, labeling them as "completely false" and asserting that Italian bases were used only for technical and humanitarian purposes, distancing itself from claims of supporting U.S. military operations against Iran.

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