Iran demands compensation for US-‘Israel’ strikes on nuclear sites

• Iran calls attacks on Natanz and Bushehr nuclear facilities a war crime.
• Tehran urges the us and ‘Israel’ to pay reparations and increase international oversight.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told the United Nations that recent attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities at Natanz and near Bushehr violate international law. He described the targeting of peaceful nuclear sites as a “war crime and aggression against international peace,” calling on the us and ‘Israel’ to provide compensation.

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In a letter to the UN and Security Council members on Sunday, Araghchi warned that striking nuclear facilities “could lead to widespread radioactive contamination and serious consequences for populations and the environment.”

Calls for International Oversight of Israeli Nuclear Sites

Araghchi also urged the Security Council to ensure that ‘Israel’ is included under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and called for the International Atomic Energy Agency to monitor Israeli nuclear facilities.

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Ongoing US–‘Israel’ War on Iran

Since February 28, ‘Israel’ and the us have conducted coordinated strikes on Iran, killing hundreds, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and senior security officials. Iran has retaliated with missile and drone attacks on ‘Israel’ and strikes on what it says are us interests in the region. Some of these attacks have caused civilian casualties and property damage, drawing condemnation from affected countries.

The latest demands from Iran signal an escalating legal and diplomatic front alongside the ongoing military war.