Report: Europe cannot claim support for law while backing US-Israeli aggression: Araghchi
A report from IRNA (Iran) sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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Tehran, IRNA – Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi states European countries cannot claim to support the rule of law and human rights while remaining indifferent to, or supporting, the US-Israeli military aggression against Iran.
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