Iran's Baqaei says countries involved in aggression against Tehran have no grounds to demand compensation

Published November 15, 2026 Updated November 15, 2026 03:49pm

Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei has warned that countries aiding the US in aggression against Iran have “no legal grounds to demand compensation,” Press TV reports.

“Countries that provided territory and airspace for attacks on Iran must pay compensation,” Baqaei said.

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