Iran’s Right to Self-Defense: A Commitment to International Law
In a recent statement, Abbas-Ali Kadkhodaei, a senior adviser to Iran’s foreign minister, affirmed Tehran’s inherent right to self-defense. He emphasized that the missile strikes on Israel were in compliance with international law, showcasing Iran’s dedication to upholding legal standards.
Kadkhodaei criticized Israel’s actions in Palestinian territories, citing UN resolutions and ICJ rulings condemning the ongoing occupation. He urged the international community to pressure Israel into ceasing hostilities in Gaza and southern Lebanon, highlighting the need to end the occupation and address war crimes.
Following Iran’s missile barrage on Israel on October 1, Kadkhodaei reiterated Iran’s stance on self-defense, citing repeated Israeli attacks and the UN Security Council’s inaction as catalysts for the strikes. He warned against any interference with Iran’s right to self-defense, emphasizing the serious repercussions of such actions.
As tensions escalate between Iran and Israel, the world watches anxiously as both sides prepare for potential retaliation. With Israel considering strategic targets in Iran, the situation remains volatile and uncertain.
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