The national government backed the joint attack by the United States and Israel against Iran and expressed its desire for an end to the 'oppression and violation of human rights' in Iran. 'The Office of the President celebrates the joint operation that resulted in the elimination of Ali Khamenei, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and one of the most evil, violent, and cruel people in the history of humanity,' the government stated in its networks. In turn, it recalled that the 1994 AMIA bombing was the product of Khamenei's 'atrocities' and affirmed that it was 'an international terrorist act, planned from the highest spheres of the Iranian regime of the time and executed by Hezbollah, the main terrorist group financed by Iran.' The communiqué signed by President Javier Milei made clear Argentina's position on the attack carried out by the United States and Israel and celebrated the 'elimination' of Ali Khamenei. This event put an end to the atrocities that not only the Iranian people suffered, but whose acts were endured by 'the rest of the globe.' On the other hand, it announced that the Argentine state will continue to seek justice for the 85 people who died in the AMIA bombing until the last responsible party pays with their freedom or their life. 'The search for Justice for the 85 victims is a state policy and will continue until the last responsible party pays with their freedom or their life for such a horrible crime,' it expressed. Finally, it highlighted that it hopes that this joint action between Israel and the United States will put an end to the more than 40 years of oppression and violation of human rights in Iran. 'The Argentine Republic hopes that this joint military action by our allied countries puts a definitive end to what were more than 40 years of oppression and violations of human rights in Iran, and that finally the Iranian people has peace and recovers its democracy'.
