Gharibabadi, the Deputy for Legal and International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, strongly condemned the use of the 'Lamerd' Stadium for testing new weapons, deeming it a clear example of a war crime. These statements come as the use of public places as testing grounds for weapons has raised global concerns.
Actions of Aggressors in the Region
Gharibabadi stated in a statement that using the 'Lamerd' Stadium as a site for testing new weapons is not only inhumane but also severely violates human rights and international laws. He added that these aggressive actions will not go unanswered and must be punished.
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Global Consequences
These criticisms come at a time when the international community is deeply concerned about the consequences of using new weapons and their impact on the lives of ordinary people. Gharibabadi emphasized that such actions not only endanger human lives but also affect the security of the region. He also referred to the role of stadiums as social and cultural venues, stating that these places should not be turned into military arenas.
The Deputy for Legal Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added: "As an independent country, we have the right to defend our rights and will not allow such actions to occur easily. The international community must pay attention to this issue and take serious actions to prevent these crimes."
Call for Global Action
Gharibabadi concluded by calling for global cooperation and solidarity to counter such actions and urged other countries to pay attention to this issue and take steps to uphold human rights and prevent war crimes. He emphasized that everyone must stand against these types of crimes and not allow personal and political interests to endanger human lives.
This kind of disregard for human lives and the instrumental use of public places for weapon testing is a wake-up call for all of us, and everyone must react against it.
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