Iran: America's recent attacks are a clear war crime
The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the US attacks on sites in the south of the country and two bridges on the Mashhad railway line, describing them as an explicit war crime in violation of the United Nations Charter.
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attacks launched by the American army on sites in the coastal provinces in the south of the country, in addition to two bridges on the Mashhad railway line, and described them as an “explicit war crime.”
The ministry said in a written statement that the Iranian people are continuing with their determination to protect the country’s territorial integrity, sovereignty, and national security.
The statement indicated that the American attacks that occurred during the past 48 hours were under the pretext of incidents that allegedly occurred with ships in The Strait of Hormuz constitutes a violation of Article 2, Paragraph 4, of the United Nations Charter, as well as a violation of the Memorandum of Understanding on ending the war.
The Ministry criticized the statements of American officials, led by President Donald Trump, stressing that this approach is clear evidence of non-compliance with the Memorandum of Understanding on ending the war.
The Iranian authorities had previously announced that train services would be temporarily halted on the Tehran-Mashhad line following the American attack on the line, and technical teams were sent. To the site to begin repair work.
This story was produced with machine-translation assistance, then went through human editorial review for accuracy and sourcing.
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