The demand for a regional exit comes directly on the heels of accusations leveled by Donald Trump. The US President recently attributed the destruction of a US Apache helicopter patrolling the vital maritime corridor to Iranian forces, labeling the incident a provocation that requires a firm response from Washington.
Araqchi rejected the implication, instead framing the presence of external military assets as the primary source of instability. By posting his stance on social media, the minister signaled that Tehran views the proximity of foreign personnel as a liability that invites unintended conflict. His remarks underscore a deepening diplomatic divide, positioning the withdrawal of foreign forces as the only viable path to reducing the risk of a miscalculated military encounter.





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