Iran’s clear view of Palestine

According to the reporter of the foreign policy group of Fars news agency, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, who had traveled to New York to participate in the Security Council meeting on the Middle East, at the end of the trip, explained the consultations held and his presence in This meeting was discussed. Hossein Amirabdollahian mentioned his meeting with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and added: In this meeting, he specifically discussed ways to send humanitarian aid to the north as quickly as possible. and southern Gaza, as well as the political solutions that exist to solve this problem and stop the genocide and war crimes in Gaza, were discussed. Regarding the Red Sea and the events that we are facing in the militarization of US and British behavior in this region, we shared our views with the Secretary General of the United Nations.

The head of the diplomatic service continued. : Using the opportunity in the meeting of the Security Council, where a number of foreign ministers who were interested in participating in this meeting and were invited, the positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding the ways out of this crisis, stopping the genocide and also specifically the responsibility of the United States We were reminded in support of the Israeli regime’s genocide.

He said that the discussions are generally focused on how to stop the military attacks and the killing of civilians in Gaza and the West Bank, as well as the ideas for how The post-war Palestinian Authority is in question, he added: The clear view of the Islamic Republic of Iran is that Palestinian-Palestinian negotiations and dialogues should provide and determine the future of Palestine, and it is the Palestinian people and leaders who must decide their own fate.

Amir Abdullahiyan also said about his meetings with the foreign ministers of France and Malaysia: It was also an opportunity to talk and consult with some of the foreign ministers. The meeting and conversation with the foreign ministers of France and Malaysia both included positive, forward-looking and constructive discussions, especially in bilateral areas. At the same time, using this opportunity, we discussed regional issues, including the crisis in West Asia, focusing on the Gaza issue.

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