Tehran-Sana
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stressed that Saudi Arabia, the United States, some European countries and the Zionist entity were the ones who ignited the war in the region and destroyed Yemen.
"The Yemenis did not target a school or a hospital in Aramco, but they hit an industrial center," Rowhani said during a meeting of the Iranian government. "The Yemeni attack on the Saudi oil installations is a mere warning."
"When they kill the Yemenis, no one should object, but when the Yemeni people react, they are angry," he said.
"It is strange that the enemies of the region do not realize the capabilities of the resistance axis," Rouhani said. "You send dynamite to the region and then you accuse other countries.
The Iranian president stressed that negotiations with the United States in conjunction with the maximum sanctions are not possible and that "the Americans should stop the pressure if they want to hold negotiations."
The Iranian president stressed that the extreme pressure exerted by America against Iran has come to an end.
Rouhani expressed his satisfaction with Iran's banking relations with some countries which are taking place without going through the SWIFT financial system. We can establish our banking relationship with Russia, Eurasia and other countries in the region through an alternative financial system. ”
Rouhani pointed out that Iran has started using the national currency with many countries and this helps overcome many problems, adding that "the signs of war against the dollar began in the world and if this process continues, America's dominance of global financial and financial markets and the banking system will weaken or disappear permanently."
Meanwhile, Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami said that the allegations and accusations of Iran regarding the targeting of oil installations by the Saudi regime are completely rejected and will not reach any result.
In a statement today, Hatami denied any role for Iran and said that "the subject is very clear and this attack comes in response to the war waged by the Saudi regime against the Yemeni people, which he explicitly said he did so."
Hatami stressed that if Iran were attacked, "our response will be as decisive as we shot down the American plane."
The Yemeni armed forces announced in a statement recently that they carried out a massive offensive operation with 10 drones targeting two oil facilities belonging to Saudi Aramco in eastern Saudi Arabia in response to the crimes of the Saudi aggression coalition, which led to the disruption of 50 percent of the company's production.