🔶 The Persian Gulf countries demanded compensation from the Salami Republic.
On Friday, November 13 (Evan 22), the members of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council demanded full compensation from the Islamic Republic of Iran for the damages caused by missile and drone attacks on the countries of the region.
Jassim Al-Badawi, Secretary General of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council announced that since February 28, thousands of missiles and drones have been fired at the member states of this council and hit airports, ports, oil and gas facilities, power plants, water tanks and residential areas.
Al-Badawi held the Islamic Republic responsible for these attacks and their consequences and emphasized that any future agreement with Tehran should include the security concerns of the Persian Gulf countries, including nuclear programs, ballistic missiles, drones and support for armed militant groups. Gulmhossein Darzi, deputy representative of the Islamic Republic at the UN, rejected the request for compensation from the Persian Gulf countries and accused them of facilitating the American attacks against Iran. According to him, these countries should be responsible for violating the UN Charter and international law.
At the same meeting, Khaled Chiari, the Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations, warned that the disruption of shipping in the region continues. He also said, the International Maritime Organization recorded 134 confirmed incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and its surrounding waters as of November 11. According to him, 25 sailors were killed in these incidents.