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Iran’s UN Envoy Calls for Lasting Ceasefire in Gaza for Peace and Stability
During a recent UN Security Council meeting on the Middle East, Saeed Iravani of Iran addressed the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He commended the Palestinian people for achieving a ceasefire, which he viewed as a testament to their resilience amid severe hardships. Iravani criticized the international community’s inaction regarding Israeli atrocities, calling for sustainable solutions, including the full withdrawal of Israeli forces and support for humanitarian aid. He condemned Israel’s actions as genocidal and urged accountability for war crimes. Additionally, he reaffirmed support for resistance movements and the importance of respecting ceasefire agreements, advocating for a comprehensive approach to achieve peace in the region.
Iran Stands Firm: Parliament Declares Unwavering Commitment to Nuclear Technology Rights
Iranian lawmakers have affirmed the country’s commitment to its right to use nuclear technology under the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), emphasizing a peaceful nuclear program. In response to U.S. criticisms, they stated Iran has never sought to develop an atomic bomb. The lawmakers condemned American officials’ remarks as “nonsense” and criticized excessive U.S. demands during ongoing indirect negotiations aimed at reviving the nuclear agreement. They stressed that Iran’s uranium enrichment activities are legal and legitimate under the NPT, highlighting the inalienable right of member states to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, as stated in Article IV of the treaty.
Iranian Reformist Backs Vice-President Zarif Amidst Intense Criticism
A leading Reformist, Rasoul Montajab-Nia, has defended Javad Zarif, Iran’s Vice-President for Strategic Affairs, amidst widespread criticism from conservative factions. Montajab-Nia expressed skepticism about the motives behind the attacks on Zarif, labeling them misguided and aimed at undermining influential leaders. He urged the Judiciary to address the insults directed at Zarif, emphasizing that disrespect is a crime. The backlash intensified after Zarif’s comments on women’s hair covering laws and his praise for President Pezeshkian’s foreign policy. Critics, particularly from rival Sa’eed Jalili’s camp, claim Zarif’s U.S.-citizen children disqualify him for sensitive roles, leading to protests and a growing parliamentary complaint against him.
Beyond the Battlefield: Iran’s Foreign Minister Discusses Nasrallah’s Enduring Legacy
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi paid tribute to the late Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah during his funeral in Beirut, five months after his assassination in an Israeli airstrike. Araqchi praised Nasrallah as a visionary strategist who evolved Hezbollah from a military faction to a powerful political and ideological force. He emphasized that Nasrallah’s legacy lies in his ability to transform resistance into a civilizational discourse, advocating for public support over foreign backing. Araqchi also highlighted Nasrallah’s commitment to the Palestinian cause, asserting that his ideologies will endure through the resolve of freedom-seeking nations.
Iran Stands Firm: Protecting Strong Ties with Armenia Against Adversaries, Says Top Security Official
Iran’s Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Ali-Akbar Ahmadian, has called for enhanced cooperation with Armenia, highlighting the need for strong bilateral relations amid external pressures. During a meeting with Armenian counterpart Armen Grigoryan, Ahmadian emphasized Iran’s commitment to fostering neighborly ties for regional stability. Both officials shared views on unrestricted cooperation and the significance of historical connections. Grigoryan stressed that Armenia’s development is independent of external influences and highlighted the importance of economic collaboration. He also noted the “Crossroads of Peace” initiative aimed at improving infrastructure and investment, while appreciating the Armenian community in Iran as a bridge for relations.