Today, on the sidelines of the "Ecocide" international conference; A silent crime," I received a letter from Fatmazhara Sheikhabadi, a lifelong student at the Shajara Taiba Minab School.

Today, on the sidelines of the "Ecocide" international conference; A silent crime," I received a letter from Fatmazhara Sheikhabadi, a lifelong student at the Shajara Taiba Minab School.

In this letter he mentions his friends and classmates, Niaish, Sonaz, Baran and Zeinab; The children killed in the American ground attack on the Shajra Tiya Minab school. Fatmezhara wrote that she survived to tell about her friends and keep their memory alive. He also asks the UN why it is not taking action against this tragedy and to protect the rights of children and asks the people of Iran not to forget their friends.

For me and my friends at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, receiving this letter is a responsibility beyond sympathy for the Minev children who were killed; Our real responsibility is to record the truth, pursue this crime internationally and legally, and hold the perpetrators and leaders of this crime accountable.

The names of Minev and Lamard's children should not live only in memories; These names should be preserved during litigation. I know that it is my duty to convey the voice of Fatma Zahra and the story of the Minab children to the international community and not allow the passage of time to marginalize the truth of this tragedy and the need to answer it.