Iran says it's not behind all Gulf attacks, UK says it will not join war on Iran

It's been more than two weeks since Israel and the U.S. launched their attacks on Iran,

plunging the whole region into uncertainty.

Iran's foreign ministry says that Tehran is not responsible for all the attacks across

the Gulf and the wider region.

It has accused the U.S. and Israel of being behind some of the strikes.

They've copied a number of weapons used by Iran.

Some even alleged that the Iranian drones can reach the United States' western coast.

I can assure you that the Iranian drones can't cover those long distances.

All these false allegations are meant to pave the way for the false flag operations they

intend to carry out.

This is the case as the Zionist entity and the United States are doing their best to create

a smoke screen in order to pave the way for any false flag operations.

Putin's Prime Minister Kira Starmer says he cannot allow his country to be drawn into

the conflict.

U.S. President Trump has criticized Starmer for what he sees as insufficient support for

Washington in the war with Iran.

We will protect our people in the region.

Second, while taking the necessary action to defend ourselves and our allies, we will

not be drawn into the wider war.

Third, we will keep working towards a swift resolution that brings security and stability

back to the region and stops the Iranian threat to its neighbors.

I want to see an end to this war as quickly as possible.

Now, Iranian missiles have hit several targets across Central Israel.

Many homes have been damaged in the latest attacks.

Israel's health ministry says at least 14 people have been killed and 2,745 more have

been injured since the conflict began two weeks ago.

And authorities in Abu Dhabi say one person has been killed in a missile attack in the

city's Al-Bahia area.

Earlier a drone incident near Dubai airport set a fuel tank on fire.

Flights were suspended but are now resuming.

Another drone attack on the UAE port of Fujera has sparked a fire, prompting authorities

to suspend the loading of oil.