Iran-Israel Conflict: Israel-Iran struggle has now entered the 9th day and tension between the two countries is at its peak. Where Israel claims that it has taken action in self -defense. At the same time, Iran is calling it illegitimate and forcibly imposed war. During this war, hundreds of common citizens have lost their lives and have been attacked by public structures such as hospitals, university and residential areas. The special thing is that this war started at a time when Iran was preparing for an important diplomatic meeting with America.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in his speech in the United Nations Human Rights Council launched a scathing attack on Israel. He described it as a case of serious violation of international laws. According to Araghchi, Israel’s attack is against Article 2 (4) of the UN Charter. The attack took place when Iran was talking on a peaceful solution with America. The attack was not limited to soldiers only; Professors, common citizens and nuclear facilities were also targeted. Araghchi insisted that the attack comes under the category of “crime against humanity”.

Atomic facilities attack

Iran’s peaceful nuclear facilities are under the supervision of IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency). Attacking these is not only a violation of international law, but it also threatens the global environment and health. The attack on atomic reactors can lead to radioactive leakage, which can become a long -term problem for the entire region. Araghchi appealed to the world community to fulfill his legal and moral responsibilities. He said that if someone justifies this aggression, then he will also be considered a partner in this injustice.

There will be no war between two countries: Araghchi

According to Iran, this war will not be between two countries only. Its effects can spread to the entire region and the world beyond. Araghchi warned that if action is not taken on this situation in time, then the entire international law and order can face a crisis. This crisis is not only political, but it is also a test of the values ​​of human civilization.