Hamas Condemns US Aggression on Iran
DaysofPal- The Hamas Movement strongly condemned the U.S. airstrikes on the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran, describing them as a blatant aggression against Iranian sovereignty.
In a statement released Sunday morning, Hamas said this escalation represents a 'blind alignment with the rogue Zionist occupation's agenda', calling it a 'flagrant violation of international law' and a 'direct threat to international peace and security.'
Hamas described the attack as 'a stark example of a policy of domination through brute force,' adding that it constitutes 'an aggression based on the law of the jungle' and contradicts international norms and conventions.
The Movement held both the U.S. administration and the Israeli occupation government fully responsible for the serious consequences of this assault, reaffirming its solidarity with Iran, both its leadership and people.
Hamas also expressed confidence in the Islamic Republic's ability to defend its sovereignty and the interests of its people, stressing that this aggression will not weaken the determination of the Iranian people and their leadership in the face of global arrogance.
Early Sunday morning, U.S. forces attacked three nuclear facilities in Iran—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—marking a dangerous escalation in support of the Zionist occupation, which continues its criminal war on Iran.
Since June 13, the Israeli occupation, backed by the United States, has launched an assault on Iran targeting nuclear facilities, missile bases, military leaders, and nuclear scientists. In response, Tehran has fired ballistic missiles and drones deep into Israeli territory in the largest confrontation between the two sides amid ongoing rounds of negotiations.
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