Ali Karimi, our country's representative in the Third Committee of the United Nations, recently responded to the statements of the Bahraini regime's representative against Iran and emphasized that the Islamic Republic of Iran exercises its inherent right to self-defense against any threats beyond its borders.
Emphasis on the Right to Self-Defense
In this meeting, Ali Karimi deemed the statements of the Bahraini representative baseless and an attempt to mislead public opinion, stating that Iran has always sought peace and stability in the region. He added that Iran, as an independent and responsible country, has the right to defend its territorial integrity and national security, and no country can deprive it of this right.
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Regional and International Challenges
The Iranian representative further pointed to the existing challenges in the region and the role of certain countries in creating tensions. He stated that some countries, instead of cooperating and synergizing, are seeking to exacerbate tensions and disputes in the region. Karimi also emphasized the importance of constructive dialogue and respect for the rights of independent countries, adding that diplomacy and interaction based on the principles of international law are the best solutions to existing issues.
He concluded by urging the international community to support regional and global cooperation instead of provocative actions and to pay more attention to the necessity of respecting human rights and national sovereignty of countries. These statements were made in a context where tensions in the Persian Gulf continue, highlighting the need for international cooperation to reduce these tensions.
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