Khaberni - Iran has accused the United Arab Emirates of bearing international legal responsibility for the American attacks executed using its territories against targets within Iran, demanding Abu Dhabi to pay full compensations.
Iran’s ambassador and representative to the United Nations, Amir Saeed Iravani, wrote in a message to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council about the actions of the United Arab Emirates in providing its territories for the American attacks against Iran: "The internationally unlawful actions of the UAE require its international responsibility and necessitate compensation, including paying damages for all material and moral harm inflicted on Iran."
Tehran accuses Gulf countries, especially the UAE, of being involved in the American attacks against it by allowing the use of its territories and bases for launching military operations, and presses for its legal responsibility.
In contrast, Iran continues to bomb targets in Gulf countries with missiles and drones, prompting the Security Council to issue a resolution calling for an immediate halt to its attacks on Gulf Cooperation Council states and Jordan. Meanwhile, Tehran justifies its escalation as a response to what it describes as American and Israeli aggression and the use of neighboring countries' territories against it.
