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Iran warns Israel would be "crazy" to attack nuclear facilities | The World
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56:13Now PlayingWatch The World with Yalda Hakim as she scrutinises the latest international news headlines and hears from the big names shaping the global outlook.
Tonight, Iran says Israel and America would be "crazy" to attack its nuclear facilities, adding it would spell a "very bad disaster" for the region.
The warning came in the first interview to be given by Iran's foreign minister since its arch nemesis Donald Trump's inauguration.
In an exclusive interview with Sky News in the Iranian capital, Abbas Araghchi also mocked the US president for proposing a "clean out" of Palestinians from Gaza. Iran's top diplomat suggested instead that Israelis be sent to Greenland.
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