Iran's Foreign Minister: Military Pressure Will Not Bring Peace to the Middle East
On the 19th, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated that the long-term foreign interference, military pressure, and endless wars in the Middle East have proven an undeniable fact: military intervention does not create security, and pressure and coercion do not bring peace. Today, military force is no longer used as a last resort but has become a permanent mechanism for redesigning the political and security landscape of the region.
Amir-Abdollahian called on the international community to restore the true meaning and credibility of international law, shifting from interventionism to respect for national sovereignty, from collective punishment to the protection of civilians, from selective accountability to universal justice, and from endless wars to lasting peace.
Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif stated that military pressure will not bring peace to the Middle East, emphasizing the need for a shift from interventionism to respect for national sovereignty. He highlighted the failure of military intervention to create security and called for a focus on protecting civilians and achieving lasting peace.
- Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif emphasized that military intervention does not create security.
- He called for a return to the true meaning of international law.
- Zarif advocated for respect for national sovereignty and protection of civilians.