Iran to discuss West Asia tensions with Russia and China at SCO meeting, criticizing U.S. military actions.
Tehran: (RightNow) Iran announces discussions with Russia and China on recent West Asia tensions. These talks will occur during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s foreign ministers’ meeting.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei states that U.S. military aggression violates international laws. He mentions that this aggression began last year.
Baghaei further notes that addressing such issues is natural given the international law violations. He says West Asia’s situation will be discussed with China and Russia.
This situation is significant as it could deeply impact international relations. Iran’s alliance with Russia and China may strengthen, which is crucial for geopolitical dynamics.
It is noteworthy that Iran and the U.S. have had strained relations since last year. Iran has consistently criticized U.S. actions.














