"A blatant admission of responsibility for the terrorist actions that Israel takes": Iran sent a letter of protest to the UN Security Council following an interview given by MLA head Eyal Hulta to News 13 about two weeks ago, in which he said that "we have operated quite a bit on Iranian territory this year."
The ambassador of the Islamic Republic to the United Nations, Sundai Saeed Irwani, who was appointed to his position only about a week ago, wrote to the council members that "Hulta's interview is a provocative statement and a blatant admission of responsibility for the acts of terrorism and destruction that Israel takes against Iran.
The interview proves that the Zionist regime is responsible for these actions and must answer for it and bear the consequences." Irvani ended with a threat and added "Iran reserves its legitimate right to respond to these actions."
Israel has not officially admitted to this day that it is operating on Iranian soil, but in recent years it has been attributed several offensive actions, ranging from the elimination of scientists from the Iranian nuclear program to large-scale cyber attacks on nuclear sites and infrastructure facilities.
Among the prominent actions attributed to Israel is the assassination of the head of Iran's nuclear program, Mohsen Fahrizada, in November 2020, when, according to reports, he was shot to death by a machine gun that was placed on the side of the road and operated remotely by unknown parties.
Other notable actions attributed to Israel are the cyber attack on the Bandar Abbas port in May 2020, which severely disrupted activity there;
A violent explosion at the centrifuge plant at the Bentanz nuclear site in December 2021;
An aerial attack by unmanned aircraft on a huge hangar that stored hundreds of Iranian drones in March of this year; and a long series of assassinations of senior officials in the Revolutionary Guards and Iran's nuclear program.
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