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Dr. Kamal Kharrazi, former Iranian Foreign Minister and Head of Iran's Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, criticized "Israel’s" "disproportionate" response to Iran’s missile strike involving 200 rockets. During an interview for Al Mayadeen, Kharrazi highlighted Iran's air defense systems as a crucial factor that neutralized "Israel’s" attack, noting that it was met with internal disappointment due to its weak impact. He also assured that Iran would respond decisively to Israeli aggression "in due time and in the way it deems fit."
