Iran Rejects​ Accusations of Involvement in Ukrainian Crisis

Iran’s permanent representative to the ⁤United Nations, Amir Said Irani, ​has rejected⁤ accusations made by the United States, Britain, and France regarding⁣ Tehran’s role in the Ukrainian crisis.

In a letter addressed to the UN Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council, Irani‌ stated ⁤that⁣ the accusations are misleading and baseless. He emphasized that ​the supply of Western and advanced⁣ weapons, particularly from the United States, has prolonged‌ the‌ war in Ukraine and caused significant civilian and infrastructure damage.

Irani noted that the representatives of⁢ France and Britain have made false accusations under UN Security Council Resolution 2231 ⁢(2015), while the representative of the United States has accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of supporting ⁣terrorism. He‌ stressed that these allegations are baseless and strongly rejected.

The Islamic Republic of Iran views these allegations as a reflection of ‍the ⁣limited⁢ and short-sighted​ political plans of these three permanent members of the Council, aiming to secure their own political interests. This ⁤is ​evident in their historical performance in ⁢the Security Council.

Iran categorically rejects any allegations involving arms sales, exports, or transfers ⁣to the Russian Federation and violations of its international obligations. The ⁣country reaffirms its strict commitment to complying⁤ with international humanitarian law.

Irani emphasized​ that the⁣ United States,⁤ not Iran, is the ‍main⁣ sponsor⁣ and promoter of terrorism in⁣ the region and the ⁢world, supporting the⁢ Israeli entity, which​ is considered the world’s most dangerous terrorist regime.