The beginning of the hearing in the lawsuit of 60 people from the families of the martyrs of the 12-Day War The Court of Justice in Tehran, which specializes in handling international lawsuits, held a hearing in the lawsuit filed by the family of the martyrs of the 12-Day War in the presence of 60 plaintiffs and 16 defendants, including the United States government and its leaders, as well as Israeli leaders. At this meeting, which was held under the chairmanship of Judge Hosseinzada, the subject of the case was "a claim for substantial, moral and punitive damages to the family of the victims" and the court, referring to the relevant laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran, considered itself qualified and proper to discuss the claim and legal proceedings. Referring to Article 34 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Judge Hosseinzadeh stated at this meeting: the judiciary is obliged to hear the claims of individuals and individuals, and this legal obligation still stands.

The beginning of the hearing in the lawsuit of 60 people from the families of the martyrs of the 12-Day War The Court of Justice in Tehran, which specializes in handling international lawsuits, held a hearing in the lawsuit filed by the family of the martyrs of the 12-Day War in the presence of 60 plaintiffs and 16 defendants, including the United States government and its leaders, as well as Israeli leaders. At this meeting, which was held under the chairmanship of Judge Hosseinzada, the subject of the case was "a claim for substantial, moral and punitive damages to the family of the victims" and the court, referring to the relevant laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran, considered itself qualified and proper to discuss the claim and legal proceedings. Referring to Article 34 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Judge Hosseinzadeh stated at this meeting: the judiciary is obliged to hear the claims of individuals and individuals, and this legal obligation still stands.