Jan 12, 2024, 10:58 PM
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Iran's UN mission condemns US-UK military aggression against Yemen

Jan 12, 2024, 10:58 PM
News ID: 85351916
Iran's UN mission condemns US-UK military aggression against Yemen

New York, IRNA - Iran's representative office at the United Nations condemned the military aggression against Yemen led by the United States and England while declaring that the illegal actions of the United States and Britain are not authorized according to international law.

The representative mission of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations added on Friday local time that Iran condemns the military aggression led by the United States and England against Yemen.

This unjustified war violates Yemen's sovereignty, international laws, the UN Charter and Security Council resolutions, and endangers the peace and security of the region, it added.

Iran's representative office pointed out that the illegal actions of the United States and the United Kingdom are not authorized according to international laws or Resolution 2722 of the United Nations Security Council.

Their opposition to Russia's amendments to the resolution indicates a pre-planned decision and intention to commit this aggression, it added.

The United States and Britain have launched air, ship, and submarine strikes against Yemen amid tensions in the Red Sea, media outlets reported.

The strikes came a day after the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution against Yemen’s Anarullah resistance movement for its retaliatory strikes in the Red Sea over the Zionist regime's war on Gaza.

"US, UK forces launch air, ship and submarine strikes against Yemen’s [Ansarullah] fighters targeting weapons storage, air defense, and logistic facilities," Al Jazeera reported on Friday.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak also confirmed that the Royal Air Force, alongside US forces, and with “non-operational support” from the Netherlands, Canada and Bahrain, carried out the attacks on Houthi fighters in Yemen, Reuters reported.

A diplomatic source has told Al Jazeera that Russia has sent a message to UN Security Council members saying that it considers the use of force in Yemen to be a violation of the United Nations Charter.

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