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At U.N. briefing, Israel accuses Iran of violating U.S. MOU and backing terrorism
Summary
Ambassador Danny Denon accused Iran of violating a memorandum of understanding with the United States and of "choosing terrorism over negotiations," alleging ballistic-missile activity and civilian and U.S. service-member casualties.
Ambassador Danny Denon told reporters at the United Nations that Iran "has violated the MOU with The United States and continues to choose terrorism over negotiations." He said Iran "continues to block the Strait Of Hormuz" and alleged ballistic-missile activity affecting multiple states, saying the attacks were "killing American service members and innocent civilians."
Denon presented these as central security concerns that Israel expects to be discussed in Washington during the leaders' meeting. He did not provide documentary evidence in the briefing; the allegations were put forward as his government's assessment.
