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Bahrain accuses Iran of attacking its territory to ‘settle’ score with US

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Briefings

Iran claims its air strikes on US-aligned nations are legally justified under international law, with Tehran asserting these actions are necessary to 'settle' scores with the United States. The evidence provided is a single sentence stating Tehran's justification for attacks on cooperating countries, offering no details on specific targets, dates, casualty figures, or the nature of the 'score' being settled.

Key points

• Iran asserts that its air attacks on countries cooperating with the US are justified under international law.

Context

Tehran states its air attacks on countries cooperating with the US are justified under international law.

Limitations

Evidence is a single sentence stating Tehran's justification for attacks on cooperating countries, offering no details on specific targets, dates, casualty figures, or the nature of the score being settled.

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