Iranian hardline newspapers on Wednesday dismissed reformist remarks that Yemen’s missile attack on Israel jeopardizes Tehran’s negotiations with Washington.
“This strike amplifies Iran’s position, not weakens it,” Kayhan wrote, rejecting moderate Ham-Mihan’s assertion that the Ben Gurion Airport attack harmed diplomacy.
The other conservative daily Vatan-e Emrooz also accused reformist media of “creating false impressions,” noting that “Netanyahu’s threats of military action have far more bearing on the talks.”
The papers argued that US-UK strikes on Yemen and Israeli lobbying in Washington have already shaped the current deadlock.
