Complements/Survivors: We are the ones who demand reparations from the neighboring countries.
The spokesperson of the diplomatic service regarding the statements of the Secretary General of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council regarding recognizing Iran as responsible for the attack on the Persian Gulf countries and receiving reparations from Iran, and what measures does Iran take to document the attacks against itself? He said: Do not take this claim seriously because they know how baseless and light it is. These countries and the Secretary General of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council should be careful not to open old wounds. They should know that the comprehensive support of the countries of the region for Saddam's regime has not been erased from the memory of the Iranians, and this is an open case. Now there is no doubt that certain countries in the region helped Saddam's regime with hundreds of billions of dollars, weapons, military aid, deployment of forces and soldiers, and all of this is documented and is a historical demand of the Iranians. In a situation where these countries actively participated in military aggression against a neighboring country, provided their space, water and land to attackers against Iranian soil, how can they talk about compensation from Iran. We are the ones demanding compensation and we have documented all the cases in which the countries of the region played a role in helping America and Israel against Iran. There was no action by Iran against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the neighboring countries. According to Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, Iran's actions are of a defensive nature and marked the source of the attacks against Iran.