Iran’s Foreign Minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, emphasized Iran’s expectation for the UN to take stronger stances against ongoing aggression in the region during a call with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Araghchi highlighted attacks on civilian areas, urging explicit condemnation from the international community for violations of international law and humanitarian principles.
Araghchi also asserted Iran’s right to self-defense and warned of targeting American facilities in the region in response to any US military action. He stressed Iran’s commitment to defending its citizens’ security and lives within the framework of international law. The Iranian government expects the UN Security Council to play a more responsible role in condemning aggression to prevent further instability.
The conversation between Araghchi and Guterres addressed the escalating conflict in West Asia. Guterres reiterated the importance of upholding international law and humanitarian principles, emphasizing the need to protect civilians and infrastructure. He expressed concerns about the conflict’s regional impact and its implications on the global economy.
