New York, IRNA – Iran has urged the UN Security Council to condemn as continued US aggression through a maritime blockade, demanding its immediate lifting and warning that the blockade, economic sanctions and threats against Iranian infrastructure violate the UN Charter and international law and pose serious humanitarian risks to civilians.
Iran Calls on UNSC to Condemn US Maritime Blockade and Demand Its Removal
Iran has called on the UN Security Council to denounce the US maritime blockade, demanding its immediate removal. The Iranian government argues that the blockade and accompanying sanctions violate international law and threaten humanitarian conditions for civilians.
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📰 What Happened
Iran has called on the UN Security Council to condemn the US maritime blockade and demand its removal, arguing that it violates international law and poses humanitarian risks. The Iranian government claims that the blockade is a form of aggression against its sovereignty.
- Iran claims that the US blockade and sanctions violate the UN Charter.
- The Iranian government warns that the blockade threatens humanitarian conditions for civilians.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The US has imposed various sanctions on Iran, particularly following its withdrawal from the nuclear deal in 2018, leading to heightened tensions and economic challenges for Iran.
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