Iran's Foreign Minister Calls Trump Asset Seizure Plan 'Extremely Inflammatory' on July 24

On July 24, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi criticized a statement by U.S. President Trump on seizing foreign assets to settle unrelated future claims, calling it an "extremely inflammatory precedent."

Araghchi warned on social media that once governments normalize asset seizure, "no one's assets are safe." He stated that the resulting chaos would be neither pleasant nor peaceful, cautioning those celebrating or profiting from such measures to reconsider the long-term consequences.