Iran has launched a bold diplomatic move, urging the United Nations to officially recognize the U.S. and Israel as aggressors following weeks of escalating Middle East tensions. 🔥 Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi accused both nations of violating international law through attacks on civilian infrastructure and nuclear facilities.
Clash of Diplomacy & Missiles
In a letter to UN leaders, Araghchi claimed Israel’s June 13 airstrikes – which hit nuclear sites and killed scientists – broke the UN Charter. The U.S. later bombed three Iranian nuclear facilities on June 22, prompting Iran to retaliate against a Qatar airbase. 💥
Ceasefire, But No Calm
While a fragile ceasefire took effect Tuesday after 12 days of tit-for-tat strikes, Iran insists the UN Security Council must hold both nations accountable. Araghchi emphasized: "These crimes must not repeat."
The conflict highlights growing global concerns about nuclear site security and regional stability. With IAEA-safeguarded facilities targeted, analysts warn this could reshape non-proliferation debates. 💬
