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Iran’s Foreign Ministry Confronts UK Over Unlawful Detention of Iranian Expats
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned Britain’s chargé d’affaires in Tehran over the illegal arrest of Iranian expatriates, escalating tensions between the two nations. Shahram Ghazizadeh, the Director of the Third Department for Western Europe, demanded clarification from the UK government regarding the legal basis for these detentions and protested against the unfounded accusations made against Iran. He condemned the unlawful detentions, lack of evidence, failure to notify the Iranian embassy, and denial of consular access. Ghazizadeh warned that the UK would be held accountable for these politically motivated actions, which violate international law and human rights standards.
Pezeshkian: Islamic Nations Unite to Rebuild Gaza Together
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for an international coalition of Islamic nations to aid in the reconstruction of Gaza, devastated by conflict with Israel. Speaking with Hamas leaders, he highlighted the potential for collaboration among Islamic countries to support the Palestinian recovery. Pezeshkian praised the resilience of the Palestinian people and reaffirmed Iran’s support for the resistance front, expressing confidence in their eventual victory. Discussions also touched on escalating resistance efforts and concerns regarding U.S. plans for Gaza’s resettlement, emphasizing that Gaza’s future governance should be determined by its people.
Pakistan Calls on UNSC to Enforce Long-Awaited Resolutions on Kashmir
Pakistan’s UN Representative, Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, urged the United Nations Security Council to implement its resolutions on the Jammu and Kashmir conflict during a recent emergency session. Amid escalating India-Pakistan tensions, he emphasized the need for diplomatic engagement to address the deteriorating security environment. Ahmad condemned India’s allegations of Pakistani involvement in a recent attack in Kashmir and expressed concerns over India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty. He highlighted ongoing human rights violations in Indian-administered Kashmir and called for a UN-supervised plebiscite to address Kashmiris’ aspirations, stressing that peace requires dialogue, respect for international law, and human rights.
Germany Launches Investigation into Wartime Chemical Weapons Supply to Iraq
On the anniversary of the Chemical Weapons Convention, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei highlighted the treaty’s role in preventing chemical warfare atrocities and recalled the horrors suffered by Iran during the 1980s conflict with Iraq. He urged Germany to acknowledge its support for Saddam Hussein’s chemical weapons program, emphasizing the need for transparency and justice. The Iran-Iraq war saw over 10,000 Iranian deaths and extensive injuries due to chemical attacks, with Western nations implicated in supplying materials. Baghaei stressed that revealing the truth is essential for healing and accountability, reinforcing the global commitment to preventing chemical warfare’s recurrence.
Iran Steps Up: Essential Measures to Aid Nationals Expelled from the US
Iran’s Interest Section in Washington, D.C. is actively supporting Iranian expatriates expelled from the U.S. and relocated to Panama. This follows the transportation of 119 immigrants from several Asian nations, including Iran, on a military aircraft. Iran’s Interest Section has pledged assistance in collaboration with the Iranian embassy in Colombia, criticizing the U.S. for deportations conducted without notification or proper consular arrangements. The U.S. has intensified deportation efforts under President Trump’s immigration policy since January 20. Iranian officials reaffirm their commitment to protecting the rights of their nationals abroad, vowing to take necessary actions.
Iran Slams Israel for Breaching Lebanon Ceasefire Agreement
Iran has condemned Israeli attacks on displaced Lebanese individuals attempting to return home, asserting violations of a ceasefire agreement. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei expressed concerns over these breaches, labeling them as violations of humanitarian law and potential war crimes. The attacks occurred as Israeli forces opened fire on returnees, following their failure to withdraw from southern Lebanon as mandated. Baghaei held the U.S. and France accountable as guarantors of the ceasefire and called for UN action against Israel. Iran pledged support for the Lebanese government and resistance groups amid ongoing regional tensions, emphasizing the need for international intervention.