Iran foreign ministry calls US policy toward Tehran a "complete farce"

Iran foreign ministry calls US policy toward Tehran a "complete farce"

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2026-08-27 00:58:59
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei said on the 26th that Washington’s policy toward Iran is "a complete farce," according to Odaily. In a social media post the same day, he said the United States had sought help from Bahrain in an attempt to show that its so-called "alliance" was still functioning. Baghaei argued that Bahrain and Iran have almost no economically meaningful ties, undercutting that claim. He also criticized the US announcement that it was "halting" sports and academic exchanges with Iran, saying those exchanges had already largely come to a standstill. Baghaei said the US was imposing additional sanctions on a target that was already under sanctions and packaging an "empty shell" as an "alliance."

Odaily reported that Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei said on the 26th that US policy toward Iran is "a complete farce."

In a social media post the same day, Baghaei said the United States had sought help from Bahrain in an effort to show that its so-called "alliance" was functioning, but added that Bahrain and Iran have almost no economically meaningful ties.

He also said Washington had announced a halt to sports and academic exchanges with Iran even though those exchanges had already largely stalled. Baghaei criticized the US move as adding sanctions to a party already under sanctions and presenting an "empty shell" as an "alliance."

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