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Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Esmaeil Baghaei, has rejected the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (PGCC) and European Union (EU) statements asserting UAE claims on Iranian islands and interfering in Iran’s defense and nuclear issues. He reaffirmed Iran’s sovereignty over Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb, and Abu Musa, condemning the claims as legally invalid. Baghaei criticized EU nations, particularly Germany and France, for supporting Israel while interfering in the Persian Gulf, calling for regional cooperation and trust. He emphasized that external pressures will not alter Iran’s territorial integrity, urging a focus on genuine dialogue and respect among neighboring countries.
Iranian lawmakers have strongly criticized U.S. officials’ comments on Iran’s nuclear rights, particularly regarding uranium enrichment. They argue that the U.S. is in decline, facing domestic protests and entangled in international disputes due to its unilateral policies. The lawmakers defended Iran’s nuclear activities as legal under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, asserting the nation’s right to peaceful nuclear energy. They claimed that U.S. threats and negotiations with Hamas reveal its weakened position. Ultimately, they vowed to uphold Iran’s interests and reject any perceived overreach from the U.S., emphasizing their commitment to defend their rights in international relations.
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Iran is being highlighted as a model for refugee treatment by Raouf Mazou, the Assistant High Commissioner for Refugees at the UN. In a meeting with Khorasan Razavi’s governor, Mazou praised Iran’s unique approach, where refugees live alongside local citizens rather than in camps. This inclusivity improves the well-being of displaced individuals. Key aspects of Iran’s refugee policies include a historical commitment to providing refuge, inclusive policies in protection, education, and healthcare, and its status as a host for a large Afghan refugee population. Mazou advocates for global recognition of Iran’s humanitarian efforts, emphasizing the positive impact on refugees’ lives.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned recent accusations made by the US President during his Knesset address, asserting that the US lacks moral authority to make such claims. The ministry criticized the US as the world’s largest sponsor of terrorism and highlighted its complicity in Israeli actions in Gaza. They honored Martyr Qassem Soleimani for his fight against terrorism, condemned his assassination, and dismissed allegations regarding Iran’s nuclear program. The statement emphasized US interventionist policies as destabilizing and questioned the sincerity of its peace claims. Iran reaffirmed its commitment to defending its national interests amid external pressures.
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned the U.S. for its treatment of migrants, particularly Iranian nationals, labeling it a violation of human rights. Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei emphasized the ministry’s commitment to supporting the rights of Iranians abroad and has issued directives to assist those expelled from the U.S. He highlighted the Iranian government’s readiness to facilitate their return home. Baghaei criticized the U.S. government’s strict immigration policies, which have led to increased deportations. Recent actions included transporting 119 immigrants from various Asian countries to Panama, sparking criticism over the treatment of deportees as criminals.