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(Reuters) - Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, responding to comments by U.S. President Joe Biden, said on Saturday anyone who knows "how and when Israel will attack Iran" should be held accountable.
Araqchi said on X: "Anybody with knowledge or understanding of 'how and when Israel was going to attack Iran', and/or providing the means and backing for such folly, should logically be held accountable for any possible causality."
Speaking to reporters at the end of a visit to Berlin on Friday Biden said he had an understanding of how and when Israel was going to retaliate against missile attacks by Iran.
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