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Araghchi tells UN's Guterres that Iran will 'never stop demanding justice'

Araghchi tells UN's Guterres that Iran will 'never stop demanding justice' Iran's foreign minister told UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres that Tehran will "never stop demanding justice" against orchestrators of "war crimes", making reference to US and Israel. Abbas Araghchi stressed to Guterres that Iran will continue to defend its national sovereignty and territorial integrity, adding that…

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi conveyed to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres Iran's unwavering commitment to seeking justice against those responsible for war crimes, particularly the US and Israel. Araghchi emphasized Iran's steadfast defense of its national sovereignty and territorial integrity, asserting that the Iranian nation will persistently demand justice and hold accountable the perpetrators of US and Zionist war crimes.

He reaffirmed Iran's reliance on diplomatic tools to safeguard its national interests and promote regional peace, criticizing the United States for repeatedly betraying diplomacy over the past decade. Araghchi highlighted Israel's genocide and war-mongering in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and other countries, using these violations as a reminder to the UN and Security Council of their responsibility to end Israel's impunity and halt the crimes committed in Gaza and the West Bank.

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