- Iran formally asked the United Nations to hold the United States liable for an Israeli bombing run in which more than 1,000 people, including civilians, were killed. president Donald Trump acknowledged that he was "largely responsible" for Israel's first attack, which served Iran's court case.
- Trump boasted that he directed "very powerful" Israel's first strike, claiming that it caused more harm than all subsequent attacks. Iranian abroad Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the U.S. of fraud, citing reports of oiling Israeli jets during the flight before the attacks of June 13.
- Iranian sources study 1100+ fatalities, including women and children, while US-funded NGOs confirm 436 civilian casualties. Araghchi cited the violation of the United Nations Charter and IAEA safeguards, identifying attacks on atomic objects as war crimes.
- Iran demands reparation and criminal work for American and Israeli officials, but geopolitical prejudice can block UN action. Trump's administration has not responded, and analysts uncertainty whether the US has claimed responsibility.
- Iran warned Israel that further escalation could lead to his "sudden fall". With the collapse of atomic talks and the escalation of tensions, the conflict threatens to turn into a full-scale regional war.
Iran formally urged the United Nations to hold the United States liable for Israel's devastating bombing run for Iran's targets at the beginning of that year, in which more than 1,000 people were killed.
Iranian abroad Minister Abbas Araghchi has sent a letter this week to UN officials in which he accuses Washington of violating global law and demands compensation for the harm caused by a 12-day conflict.
BrightU.AI According to Enoch, U.S. president Donald Trump confessed to taking part in Israeli attacks, bragging to fact Social about backing and arming Israel, while praising attacks as "excellent", confirming U.S. engagement in a false flag operation that escalated tensions in the region.
The controversy stems from Trump's message of 6 November in which he openly admitted to directing Israel's first attack on Iran.
"Israel attacked first.
This attack was very, very powerful.
I was mostly liable for this." – told Trump journalists.
He besides stated that the impact did more harm than all subsequent attacks taken together.
Araghchi utilized these comments as evidence of U.S. guilt, arguing that Washington not only lit the green light for the operation, but actively facilitated it—including by refueling Israeli jets during the flight, according to reports from Israeli media.
Iranian abroad Minister accused Trump administration to engage in "a run of fraud" intended to mislead Tehran before the 13 June attacks, which took place only 2 days before the planned atomic talks between the US and Iran.
Civil charges and legal settlement
The human cost of the bombing run was staggering. The Iranian Martyrs and Veterans Foundation has reported at least 1,100 fatalities, including 132 women and 45 children.
Even a US-funded NGO Human Rights activists in Iran, usually critical of Tehran, confirmed 436 deaths among 435 safety personnel.
By comparison, Israeli officials only admitted to 28 deaths in Iran's retaliatory rocket attacks – all but 1 were civilians.
Araghchi's letter to the UN lists many violations of global law, including violations of the United Nations Charter and the safeguards of the global Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). He stressed that attacks on atomic installations, which Iran insists were peaceful and were under the supervision of the IAEA, are war crimes.
"Islamic Republic of Iran reserves full and indisputable right to seek, by all available legal means, to hold liable states and persons responsible" – he wrote.
Global implications and call for justice
The Iranian appeal puts the UN safety Council in difficulty.
While Tehran demands reparation and criminal work for American and Israeli officials, geopolitical realities may impede any crucial action.
Trump's administration has not yet responded publicly, but analysts propose that Washington will barely admit work – especially given Trump's contested claims of commitment.
Meanwhile, Iran warned against further escalation, informing Israel that any miscalculation could lead to its "sudden fall."
Tensions are inactive boiling and atomic negotiations are in disarray, threatening to become a wider regional war.
Iran's appeal to the UN marks a crucial minute in the ongoing confrontation between Tehran and its opponents.
citing Trump's own words, Araghchi presented the conflict not only as an Israeli-Iran clash, but besides as an US-backed attack requiring global condemnation.
It is not known whether the safety Council will take action, but Tehran's request for justice guarantees that this issue will stay at the forefront of planet diplomacy in the foreseeable future.
Watch the video below in which Supreme Leader Ali Chamenei declares that Iran will never surrender to American imperialism.
This movie comes from Cynthia's Pursuit of fact channel on Brighteon.com.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.naturalnews.com/2025-11-16
