Bakai: Compensation demands from countries participating in aggression against Iran have no legal basis.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
🔹 The active participation of certain regional countries in the military aggression of the US and Israel against Iran - through the provision of weapons, political support, deployment of forces and granting access to their airspace, territory and water to the attackers - is well documented. This has now become a historical and legal demand of the Iranian people.
🔹 Considering that US military and civilian officials, including the president, the secretary of state and the CENTCOM commander, have explicitly acknowledged the active role of these countries in aggression against Iran, there is no longer any room to hide these facts. As a result, the claims of these countries for compensation from Iran are completely baseless and unjustified.
🔹 According to established principles of international law, any country that allows its territory to be used by another country to commit aggression against a third country is considered a direct accomplice to the perpetrator of the aggression. Therefore, such countries must be responsible for all material and non-material damage caused to Iran.