Iran’s foreign minister has guarded
the nation’s right to use ballistic missiles following a test last week, but opened
no description for anti-Israeli messages reportedly written on them.
Speaking Monday in New Zealand,
Mohammad Javad Zarif said Iran has always reserved the right to defend itself
using conventional weapons, and that “anybody who is crazy enough to attack us,
we will attack back”.
Last Wednesday’s missile test
was meant to demonstrate Iran will push ahead with its ballistic program after climbing
backing its nuclear program under the deal reached last year with the United
States and other world powers.
Iran’s Fars news agency
reported that the missiles had the phrase “Israel must be wiped out” written on
them. Zarif said he hadn’t yet returned to Iran to check out those reports.
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