Tehran Rejects Macron"s Concerns Over Iran"s Missile and Nuclear Programs as "Illogical"

MFA spokesman clarified that Tehran's missile capability is designed in the framework of the defense policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei Hamaneh has rejected French President Emmanuel Macron's concerns regarding Tehran's missile capabilities and peaceful nuclear activities, calling them "illogical" and unfounded.

In response to the journalists' question about the claims made by the French president in an interview with one of the regional newspapers, Baqaei said that the French president's concern about Iran's missile capability or Iran's peaceful nuclear activities has no logical basis, The Caspian Post reports, citing Iranian media.

He clarified that Iran's missile capability is designed in the framework of the defense policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran and in line with the exercise of the inherent right of legitimate defense against any aggression and is necessary for the protection of Iran's national security and the maintenance of peace and economic stability.

The spokesman of the Iranian foreign ministry also found it unacceptable to repeat baseless and unfounded concerns about Iran's peaceful nuclear program by a country that owns a huge amount of weapons of mass destruction.