The aggression against Iran is unjustified

Russian President Vladimir Putin today informed Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araraqi that there is no justification for the American bombing of his country and that Moscow is striving to help the Iranian people.

Putin received an Araqji in Moscow two days after US President Donald Trump sent American bombers to strike the three major Iranian nuclear sites.

“The unjustified aggression against Iran is unfounded and unjustified,” Putin told Iraq in statements that were broadcast on television.
“On our part, we are making efforts to help the Iranian people,” he added.

“I am very happy to be in Moscow today, as this will give us the opportunity to discuss all these urgent issues and think together about how to get out of the current situation.”

Araqji confirmed to Putin that Iran is exercising its legitimate right to self -defense, and thanked Russia for its condemnation of American actions. He was transferred to Putin, the best wishes of the supreme leader and the Iranian president.

“Russia today is on the right side of history and international law,” Araqji said.

When the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, was asked what Russia is preparing to do to help Tehran, he said, “It is all dependent on what Iran needs.” He added that Moscow’s mediation symptom in the crisis is in itself a form of support.

Peskov condemned the American attacks.

“We are witnessing or witnessing the increasing number of parties to this conflict. It is a new cycle of escalating tension in the region,” Peskov told reporters.
“Of course, we condemn this and we regret it.

Peskov confirmed that Trump has not previously informed Putin on the details of the planned strikes.