Iran's Foreign Minister Sends Letter to the UN Security Council Calling for Action to Stop Current Hostilities
Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian sent a letter to the United Nations Security Council on the 8th, calling for appropriate measures to stop the current acts of war within the framework of its responsibilities to maintain international peace and security, and to ensure that the United States and its president bear the necessary responsibilities to prevent further violations of international law.
Amir-Abdollahian pointed out that recent statements by the U.S. president constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, and violate the provisions of the United Nations Charter that prohibit the use of force. The United States and its relevant officials should bear international responsibility for the damage caused to Iran and its citizens, and should be held accountable. (CCTV reporter Li Jiannan Li Zhao)
Iran's Foreign Minister sent a letter to the United Nations Security Council on October 8, urging action to halt ongoing acts of war and to hold the U.S. accountable for violations of international law. He characterized recent statements by the U.S. President as war crimes and called for accountability for the harm inflicted on Iran and its citizens.
- Iran's Foreign Minister sent a letter to the UN Security Council on October 8.
- The letter calls for measures to stop current acts of war.
- The U.S. President's statements are described as war crimes and violations of the UN Charter.
- Iran demands accountability for damages caused to its citizens by the U.S.