According to APA, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi wrote about this on his social network page.
The foreign minister warned that further attacks on Iran's infrastructure will lead to a tougher response.
"We used only a small part of our forces in response to Israel's attack on our infrastructure. The only reason for restraint was respect for the necessary de-escalation. If our infrastructures are attacked again, we will not show restraint," Araghchi said.


















































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