Israel-Iran-Krieg: Johann Wadephul verteidigt Israels Angriff auf den Iran ()

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Israel-Iran-Krieg: Johann Wadephul verteidigt Israels Angriff auf den Iran

Aus Sicht Israels sei der Angriff auf den Iran notwendig, "das müssen wir so akzeptieren", sagt Außenminister Wadephul. Dem Land sei man in besonderer Weise verpflichtet.

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Israel-Iran-Krieg: Johann Wadephul verteidigt Israels Angriff auf den Iran ()

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