'Entirely illegal and criminal act...': Iran foreign ministry reacts to Trump's 'unjust war'

Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Ismail Baghaee, said on Monday (June 23), during a weekly press briefing in Tehran, that the country is focused on defending itself a day after the United States joined the war by blasting nuclear sites. Iran repeated earlier threats to retaliate against the United States. But it had yet to so in a meaningful way more than 24 hours after U.S. bombers dropped 30,000 pound bunker-busters on its underground nuclear sites, while US President Donald Trump openly mused about overthrowing the Iranian government.