Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei on Monday criticized what he called the United States’ “destabilizing presence” after the deployment of B-52 bombers in the region.“We have always believed that the presence of America in the region is a destabilizing presence,” Baghaei told a news conference in response to a question about the deployment, adding that it “will not deter [Iran’s] resolve to defend itself.”For the latest updates on the Israel-Palestine conflict, visit our dedicated page.The US military announced on Saturday the deployment of B-52 bombers to the Middle East as a warning to Iran which has vowed to respond to Israeli strikes on its military sites on October 26.Israel’s attack was in retaliation for an October 1 Iranian missile barrage, itself retaliation for the killing of Iran-backed militant leaders and an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander.At least four soldiers were killed in the strikes which also caused “limited damage” to a few radar systems,