PakPulse247.com Web Desk — Iran has reportedly told the United Nations that several Arab countries should be held responsible for compensation related to attacks carried out against Iran, according to statements attributed to Iranian representative Saeed Iravani.
Iran claims that certain regional countries allowed United States forces to use their military bases, airspace, and maritime routes during operations linked to attacks on Iranian targets. Tehran argues that it was not the party that initiated the conflict and therefore believes those involved should bear responsibility.
The countries mentioned in the reports include Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Jordan.
The statement was reportedly presented at the United Nations amid continuing regional tensions and diplomatic disputes involving Iran, Gulf nations, and Western military presence in the Middle East.
So far, there has been no unified public response from the countries named in the Iranian statement. Regional observers say the development could further increase diplomatic tensions across the Gulf region.
FAQs
What is Iran claiming at the United Nations?
Iran claims that several Arab countries should be responsible for compensation because they allegedly allowed US forces to use their territory and facilities during operations against Iran.
Which countries were mentioned by Iran?
The countries reportedly mentioned include Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Jordan.
Who is Saeed Iravani?
Saeed Iravani is Iran’s representative to the United Nations and frequently speaks on behalf of Tehran in international diplomatic matters.
Has there been an official response from the named countries?
No major joint official response from the listed countries had been publicly reported at the time of publication.