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Iran’s Zarif: U.S. Attempt to Rename Persian Gulf Sparks Outrage Among Patriotic Iranians
Former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif warned against potential U.S. attempts to rename the Persian Gulf, asserting that such actions would incite outrage among patriotic Iranians. In a social media post, he emphasized that Iranians would unite against any perceived disrespect towards their historical name. Zarif also shared a reaction from current Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, who condemned the idea as an affront to all Iranians. Reports suggest that President Trump plans to propose calling the waterway “the Arabian Gulf” during his upcoming trip to Saudi Arabia, reviving tensions over the name established in various historical texts.
