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Ambassadors and diplomats visited the Iranian Embassy in London to honor the victims of a tragic fire at Shahid Rajaee Port in southern Iran, where an explosion occurred on April 26. The Iranian Ambassador, Ali Mousavi, welcomed their condolences, and the embassy will keep a memorial office open on April 29 and 30 to commemorate the victims. A heartfelt message shared on X expressed condolences to the Iranian nation, while the embassy’s flag was lowered to half-mast. As of recent reports, the death toll has risen to 70, with officials confirming the fire was fully contained after two days.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei reaffirmed the nation’s commitment to its principles and consistent policies in a recent statement. He highlighted Iran’s role in combating terrorism, citing its early opposition to Daesh and support for regional stability, including backing Turkey against coup attempts and advocating for the disarmament of the PKK. Baghaei criticized US and Israeli involvement in the region, alleging that Israel’s actions have exacerbated instability, particularly after the fall of Damascus. He emphasized Iran’s long-standing support for Palestine and denounced plans for forced displacement in Gaza, reiterating Iran’s dedication to counter-terrorism and regional support.
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The UN Security Council recently discussed a draft resolution by Russia and China to extend sanctions relief for Iran amid tensions over its nuclear program as the JCPOA nears expiration. The Russian representative criticized the U.S. and E3 countries for their handling of the situation, while China echoed similar sentiments. The French ambassador countered, accusing Iran of inadequate cooperation with the IAEA. The resolution failed with four ‘Yes’ votes against nine ‘No’ votes. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized Iran’s commitment to peaceful nuclear energy and criticized the U.S. for its withdrawal from the JCPOA, calling for constructive dialogue.
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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.