According to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei on November 15, Iran has sufficient legal grounds to seek reparations from regional countries that assisted U.S. and Israeli military operations against Iran. Baghaei stated that these countries provided weapons, political support, deployed personnel, and granted access to airspace, territory, and territorial waters—all of which are well-documented.

Under established international law principles, any nation providing its territory to another for military aggression against a third party becomes a direct accomplice and must bear corresponding responsibility for damages caused, Baghaei added.

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