Survive: Deceptive pretexts and titles cannot change the illegal and hostile nature of any assistance or participation in an act of military aggression or sanctions by the United States.
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to published reports about the possibility that some countries will succumb to American pressure to intervene in developments in the region and the Strait of Hormuz, wrote on Channel X: Any direct or indirect participation in acts of aggression or economic terrorism against Iran, such as sending a naval unit or equipment and terrorist activities and illegal military support, will be considered illegal military forces and supporters, host. The United States, which is not only against Section 4 of Article 2 of the Charter of the United Nations, but also according to Resolution No. 3,314 of the General Assembly of the United Nations is considered an act of aggression.
Using misleading titles such as "protection of shipping" or "war against piracy" does not change its illegal and hostile nature.
Our message is clear: no bilateral agreement with the United States is a license to violate a country's international legal obligations and engage in military aggression against Iran. Any association with the illegal and aggressive actions of the United States will make the participants responsible for its consequences.