Iran FM: UN Plea Over “Unjust War
- Geneva - Iranian foreign Minister Syoud Araqchi addressed the UN Human Rights Council in geneva on Saturday, strongly denouncing recent Israeli attacks on Iranian territory.
- The attacks, which began June 13, reportedly targeted military personnel, university professors, civilians, residential areas, public infrastructure, hospitals, and the foreign ministry.
- Araqchi stated that Iran's nuclear facilities, monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), were also targeted.
Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi delivered a forceful plea at the UN, condemning recent Israeli attacks as an “unjust war” and “unprovoked aggression.” He detailed the devastating impact, citing over 400 deaths and widespread targeting of civilian areas and infrastructure, including nuclear facilities, which he warned of as possible “grave war crimes.” Araqchi urged the international community to uphold humanitarian principles and defend Iran’s sovereignty. News Directory 3 brings you critical updates. He insisted Israel’s actions threaten international peace. The foreign minister called for action and the UN’s further discussion. Considering the gravity, what are the next steps for the UN? Discover what’s next …
Iran Condemns israel’s Attacks as war Crimes at UN Council
Geneva – Iranian foreign Minister Syoud Araqchi addressed the UN Human Rights Council in geneva on Saturday, strongly denouncing recent Israeli attacks on Iranian territory. Araqchi described the actions as an “unprovoked aggression” and a “grave injustice,” urging member states to uphold their legal and ethical responsibilities.
The attacks, which began June 13, reportedly targeted military personnel, university professors, civilians, residential areas, public infrastructure, hospitals, and the foreign ministry. Iran claims more than 400 people have died and at least 3,000 have been wounded.
Araqchi stated that Iran’s nuclear facilities, monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), were also targeted. He warned of potential “environmental and health catastrophe” due to radiological leakage,calling attacks on nuclear facilities “grave war crimes.”
”This is an unjust war imposed on my people,” Araqchi said, speaking before the council.
The foreign minister called upon the international community to defend justice, the rule of law, and basic humanitarian principles.He emphasized Iran’s right to defend its territorial integrity, national sovereignty, and security, citing Article 51 of the UN Charter.
Araqchi asserted that Israel’s actions constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, posing a serious threat to international peace. he argued that justifying Israel’s aggression would be tantamount to complicity.
what’s next
the UN Human Rights Council is expected to discuss the matter further,with potential resolutions addressing the conflict and calling for de-escalation. The international community faces increasing pressure to intervene and prevent further violence.