Iran does not agree with the G7's criticism of the missile attack on Israel.

Iran takes note of the Group of Seven (G7) condemnation of its attacks on Israel as “biased and irresponsible.” Tuesday marked the day more than 180 rockets were launched into Israel in retaliation for militant killings and aggression in Gaza and Lebanon, Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghai said, Reuters reported.

Abbas Nilforoushan, second-in-command of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, was also killed a week ago in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, the Iran-backed Lebanese group.

The Group of Seven (G7) has expressed “strong concern” about the crisis in the Middle East due to the Tehran attack. According to them, a diplomatic resolution is possible, and no one benefits from a regional conflict.

Iran's Foreign Ministry noted that G7 countries, especially the United States, are responsible for increasing insecurity and instability in West Asia due to their military, financial and political support for Israel. On Thursday, Iranian representatives were summoned by the ambassadors of Germany and Austria after condemning Tehran's missile attack on Israel.

“We believe that if European states had taken effective measures in a timely manner, including ending financial and military support, they could have stopped the process of murder and genocide of the Zionist regime in Israel,” the ministry said.