The Iranian minister informs us BBC tells us BBC:

The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister told the BBC:

Said Khatibzadeh said that this is “not the American war” and if US President Donald Trump is involved, he will always be remembered as “the head of a war that does not belong to him.”

He said that our involvement will turn the conflict into a “quagmire”, and continue the aggression and delay the end of “brutal atrocities”.

His comments came after the Soroka Hospital was injured in southern Israel during an Iranian missile attack. Iranian government media reported that the strike targeted a military site next to the hospital, not the same facility.

The Israeli Ministry of Health said that 71 people were injured during the attack on the medical center of Soroka.

Meanwhile, the Israeli army said it had targeted Iranian nuclear sites, including the “inactive” heavy water reactor and Natanz.

Tehran has not made a update on Iran’s losses from Israeli strikes.

The latest attacks come in critical time. On Thursday, the White House said that Trump would decide whether the United States was directly involved in the conflict in the next two weeks.

Speaking to the British Broadcasting Corporation, Khatibzadeh insisted that diplomacy is the first option “of course, but as the bombing continues” we cannot start any negotiation. “

He repeatedly called Iran’s attacks on Israel “self -defense under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter” and said “We were in the middle of diplomacy” when Israel launched on June 13, attacks on Iranian nuclear sites, killing many of the major nuclear scientists and nuclear scientists.

Deputy Foreign Minister described the “unjustified” conflict “unnecessary”.

In response to Trump’s repeated comments that the conflict could have been avoided if Iran accepted a nuclear deal, Khatibzadeh said they were negotiating until Israel discussed discussions by launching Iran’s attacks.

“We were planning to hold the sixth round of nuclear talks in Muscat, and we were about to reach an agreement,” he said.

“President Trump knows better than anyone else that we are about to reach an agreement.”

He also criticized social media posts and means “confusing, contradictory and contradictory”, which he said that the Americans were familiar with and participated “in the conflict.

Reuters reported that the American special envoy Steve Witkeov and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arashi had spoken on the phone several times since Friday, in an attempt to find a diplomatic end to the crisis.

According to three diplomats who spoke to the News Agency and asked not to identify it because of the sensitivity of the matter, Arkishi said that Tehran would not return to negotiations unless Israel stops the attacks.

Israel has claimed that Iran had “took steps to the weapon” of fertilized uranium stocks, which could be used in power stations or nuclear bombs. Iran has always claimed that its nuclear program is completely peaceful.

On Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – the United Nations Nuclear Control Authority – said that Iran collected enough enriched uranium by up to 60 % – a short technical step away from the degree of weapons, or 90 % – to manufacture potential nuclear bombs.

“This is nonsense,” said Khatibzadeh in response. “You cannot start a war based on speculation or intention.

“If we wanted to have a nuclear bomb, we would have enjoyed it before.

“Iran has never developed any nuclear weapons program for peaceful nuclear activities. The end result.”

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Ghosti, said that nuclear facilities “should never be attacked, regardless of context or circumstances, because they may harm both people and the environment.”

Khatibzadeh also discussed potential diplomatic channels after the G7 summit in Canada.

He said: “What we hear from the Europeans is that they want to return to diplomacy at the ministerial level.”

“They will hold a meeting in Geneva and we are very happy that they must finally come and talk to the table about the issues raised.”