Araqji: Israel’s attack on Iranian nuclear facilities is a war crime

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Araqji: Israel’s attack on Iranian nuclear facilities is a war crime

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& nbsp; Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji, who traveled to Geneva, stated at the United Nations Human Rights Council meeting: & quot; Our strength.

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& nbsp; The Iranian Foreign Minister continued: & quot, “Israel attacked Iran without any prior provocation, violating all international laws. Israel’s aggression against Iran is a clear violation of the Charter of the United Nations and a challenge to the principles of human rights & quot;

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and added: & quot; with these attacks, Israel committed a war crime and a crime against humanity. Any justification for this unjust war means participating in that crime & quot;

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and in his speech before the international community, he said: & quot; each state is a party to the Geneva Conventions of 1949 obligated to fulfill its responsibilities under these agreements, especially the first and third parties & quot;. Araqji added: & quot; we were attacked in the midst of a diplomatic operation. We were supposed to meet the Americans on June 15 to reach a promising agreement for a peaceful solution to the issues that were built on our peaceful nuclear program & quot;

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& nbsp; If all the costly systems and mechanisms that we have created over the past eight decades are to be used to protect human rights and human dignity, then the time is now, and we need urgent measures; Otherwise, the United Nations -based international law will erode and collapse & quot;

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Araqji emphasized: & quot; it is a historic moment of human civilization; At a time when a civilized country was subjected to an unjust aggression and aggression. The world, every government, every institution, and every mechanism, must be vigilant and move now to stop the aggressor, end the impunity, and prosecute criminals who commit crimes and evils unabated in our region & quot;. He said: & quot;