Iran Proposes Joint Probe, Alleges ‘False Flag’ Drone Attacks by U.S., Israel

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, has said Iran is willing to work with regional governments to investigate recent attacks across the Middle East and determine the true origin of the strikes.

Araghchi said Tehran is ready to establish a joint investigation committee with neighbouring countries to examine whether the targets struck were linked to the United States or other actors.

“Iran is ready to sit with regional countries and form a joint investigation committee to determine the nature of the targets attacked and whether they were American targets or not,” he said.

The Iranian foreign minister also alleged that the United States and Israel could be conducting “false flag” operations in the region.

According to him, Iranian intelligence indicates that attacks may be launched from specific locations toward Arab countries using drones designed to resemble Iran’s well-known Shahed drone.

Araghchi claimed that a similar drone system referred to as “Lucas” has been used in such operations in order to attribute the strikes to Iran.

The allegations come amid heightened tensions across the Middle East, with several missile and drone attacks reported in recent weeks targeting military facilities and infrastructure linked to regional and international forces.

Officials in Washington and Tel Aviv have not issued immediate responses to the claims.See more, details. .