Iran’s Foreign Ministry has taken a significant step to address escalating tensions with Israel by formally writing to the United Nations nuclear agency. The letter expresses grave concerns over Israel’s threats to Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei announced this move at a weekly press conference, emphasizing the severity of the issue.
Tensions between Iran and Israel intensified following an October 1 incident where Iran launched ballistic missiles targeting Israeli locations.
Baghaei stressed that Israel’s threats not only jeopardize regional stability but also violate UN resolutions protecting member states’ nuclear sites’ sovereignty and security.
According to Punch News, He condemned Israel’s aggressive rhetoric and reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to countering such threats globally.
Iran maintains its nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes and advocates for diplomatic resolution. Baghaei underscored the importance of adhering to international laws and standards regarding nuclear facilities.
The letter to the UN nuclear agency demonstrates Iran’s preference for diplomacy over military conflict. This development comes amid heightened tensions, prompting international concern.
