Amirabdollahian stated, "We don't want this war to spread out," when speaking on CNN.
Though early U.S. intelligence assessments indicated that some Iranian authorities were taken aback by the attack, which occurred on the bloodiest day in Israel's 75-year history, the U.S. has stated that iran likely knew that Hamas was planning "operations against Israel".
Claims linking iran directly to the assaults were rejected by Amirabdollahian on sunday, referring to them as "baseless."
"Political media and international support for palestine have always existed. He stated, "We have never refuted this.
"This is the truth, but in relation to this operation called the Al Aqsa Storm, there was no connection to that data between iran and this Hamas operation, not my government nor part of my country."
Iran-backed fighters have targeted U.S. and coalition soldiers in iraq and syria at least 19 times in the last week.
If U.S. interests are targeted, Amirabdollahian added, associating iran with any action in the area without presenting evidence is "totally wrong."
He said that the locals were furious and that "they are not receiving orders from us." Their actions are motivated by self-interest. Furthermore, everything that occurred and was done by Hamas was entirely Palestinian."
The US declared before the UN on tuesday that it has no desire for war with Iran; yet, Secretary of State Antony Blinken issued a dire warning, saying that Washington would strike back hard and quickly if iran or its allies attacked US soldiers anywhere in the world.
The Pentagon announced on thursday that the united states military had attacked two locations in eastern syria that were utilised by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of iran and other organisations it backs to store weapons and ammunition.
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