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On the 26th local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi sent a letter to the UN Secretary General, the rotating president of the Security Council, etc. regarding America's “economic terrorism” against Iran. The letter explained Iran's position on the US side's action and emphasized the legal and moral responsibility of the United Nations and the international community to condemn the US government's “illegal criminal acts.” The letter stated that the United States launched a war against Iran and imposed sanctions to coerce other sovereign countries to participate in its “economic terrorist acts” through pressure. The United States blatantly ignores multilateralism and diplomacy, and pursues a policy of intimidation and terrorism. The stated goal of this “operation” is to end legal economic relations with Iran and threaten secondary sanctions and cut off Iran's financial system. The intention is to extend US legal and foreign policy goals to other countries and force sovereign countries to change their legitimate trade relationships. Such measures not only violate the principle of sovereign equality enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, but also infringe on the right of all countries to freely determine their economic and foreign policies without interference from other countries.

Zhitongcaijing·08/26/2026 17:41:18
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On the 26th local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi sent a letter to the UN Secretary General, the rotating president of the Security Council, etc. regarding America's “economic terrorism” against Iran. The letter explained Iran's position on the US side's action and emphasized the legal and moral responsibility of the United Nations and the international community to condemn the US government's “illegal criminal acts.” The letter stated that the United States launched a war against Iran and imposed sanctions to coerce other sovereign countries to participate in its “economic terrorist acts” through pressure. The United States blatantly ignores multilateralism and diplomacy, and pursues a policy of intimidation and terrorism. The stated goal of this “operation” is to end legal economic relations with Iran and threaten secondary sanctions and cut off Iran's financial system. The intention is to extend US legal and foreign policy goals to other countries and force sovereign countries to change their legitimate trade relationships. Such measures not only violate the principle of sovereign equality enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, but also infringe on the right of all countries to freely determine their economic and foreign policies without interference from other countries.