Iran calls for international action to prosecute Nasrallah's assassins
Tehran says countries have a legal and moral duty to pursue those responsible for the killing of former Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
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Iran has called for international action to prosecute those responsible for the assassination of former Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, according to Mehr News.
Iranian officials said all countries must fulfill their moral and international legal duty to prosecute and punish those responsible for his killing.
The statement reflects Iran's continued public position on the case, which it has raised on various occasions since Nasrallah's death, as part of its broader stance regarding the Hezbollah leader's assassination.
The report does not specify what concrete steps Iran is calling on other countries or international bodies to take, nor does it name any specific mechanism through which such prosecution might occur.
Sources
- Iran urges for intl. action to prosecute Nasrallah assassins — Mehr News (Iran)
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