Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Iran Urges BRICS to Condemn US Attacks
Iran's Interior Minister, Dr. Eskandar Momeni, spoke at a BRICS meeting in New Delhi.
He asked the BRICS countries to speak out against the US for attacking Iran.
He said the US is breaking international law by attacking places like schools, hospitals, and homes.
He wants the BRICS countries to help stop these attacks.
Iran's Interior Minister Dr. Eskandar Momeni urged BRICS nations to condemn US aggression at a meeting in New Delhi.
He alleged violations of Iran's territorial integrity and destruction of civilian infrastructure, including power plants, residential areas, schools, and hospitals.
The attacks are said to constitute a clear violation of the United Nations Charter and fundamental principles of international law.
The US is accused of killing women, children, and the elderly in these attacks.
Iran seeks BRICS' support to address and condemn these actions.
- Who
- Iran's Interior Minister Dr. Eskandar Momeni
- What
- Urging BRICS nations to condemn US aggression and attacks on civilian infrastructure
- When
- During a BRICS meeting in New Delhi
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To highlight violations of Iran's territorial integrity and international law
Iran's Perspective
US Perspective
Condemnation of Attacks
Iran's Perspective
Iran urges BRICS to condemn US aggression, including attacks on civilian infrastructure and increased strikes.
US Perspective
The US likely views its actions as necessary for national security and regional stability.
- Event
- BRICS meeting in New Delhi
- Speaker
- Iran's Interior Minister Dr. Eskandar Momeni
- Allegations
- Violation of Iran's territorial integrity and destruction of civilian infrastructure
- International Law
- Violation of the United Nations Charter and international law principles
- Targeted Facilities
- Power plants, residential areas, schools, hospitals