ایران کے خلاف فوجی کارروائی کی دھمکیوں پر اقوام متحدہ امریکی صدر کے بیانات کی مذمت کرئے

Iran has filed a formal complaint with the United Nations Security Council over US President Donald Trump‘s threats of military action against Iran, saying that President Trump’s threatening statements are irresponsible and belligerent. Trump has repeatedly threatened Iran with the use of military force since taking office and has demanded that Iran accept a nuclear deal whose text was prepared by Washington, otherwise President Trump has indicated that he will turn Iran into hell. Iran has made it clear to the world body that Washington will face a mandatory response in the event of a US attack. In a letter written to the Security Council on Monday, Iranian Ambassador to the United Nations Amir Saeed Irani accused the US of committing serious violations of international law. The letter states that Tehran strongly warns against any military adventure and will respond promptly and decisively to any aggression or attack by the US or its proxy Israeli government against its sovereignty, territorial integrity, or national interests. The letter also urged the international body It called on the United Nations to fulfill its responsibility under the UN Charter to maintain international peace and security and to unequivocally condemn US threats.
In an interview with NBC News on Sunday, Trump threatened to attack Iran if it did not accept the deal to curb its nuclear program, and there would be a bombing campaign like they had never seen before. During his first term, Trump unilaterally withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal, after which Iran stopped complying with various key points of the nuclear deal. Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said in December that Iran was increasing its uranium enrichment to 60 percent and urged an immediate nuclear deal. It should be noted that uranium needs to be enriched to about 90 percent for nuclear weapons. Iranian President Masoud Pezishkian, in response to Trump’s letter, urged Washington to first restore trust with Tehran. During a cabinet meeting on Sunday, President Pezishkian refused to hold direct talks with the United States, but he did discuss the nuclear program. Described indirect negotiations as the right move.