War: ‘He didn’t condemn’ – Iran’s Araghchi attacks Macron over Israel-US strikes

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, on Thursday, launched a blistering verbal attack on French President Emmanuel Macron.

He accused him of willfully ignoring what Tehran describes as a coordinated military campaign by the United States and Israel.

In a post on X, Araghchi dismissed Macron’s recent diplomatic comments, claiming the French leader has remained conspicuously silent on actions that directly endanger Iranian civilians.

“Macron has not uttered one word of condemnation regarding the US-Israel war on Iran,” Araghchi posted on X.

He also pointed to a specific incident in Tehran, alleging, “He did not condemn Israel when it struck fuel storage facilities, exposing millions of people to toxic pollutants.”

According to him, Macron’s current “concern didn’t follow Israel’s attack on our gas facilities. It follows our retaliation. Sad!”

This is coming in the wake of Macron’s recent communications with US President Donald Trump and Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.

Meanwhile, the third week of hostilities has been marked by an escalation in both the scale and intensity of attacks between the US-Israel axis and Iranian forces.

War: ‘He didn’t condemn’ – Iran’s Araghchi attacks Macron over Israel-US strikes