Qalibaf: Trump’s Admission Violates the UN Charter and Iran’s Sovereignty
WANA (Nov 09) – Iran’s Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, has condemned former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks acknowledging “direct responsibility” for an attack on Iran, calling the statement a clear violation of the UN Charter and fundamental principles of international law.
Qalibaf said, “This act constitutes an explicit breach of Iran’s national sovereignty, and the United States must face the legal, political, and military consequences of this aggression.” He added that the Iranian people “will stand united and resolute against any form of external threat or aggression.”
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His comments came after Trump, in a televised interview, openly spoke about his role in ordering military operations against targets inside Iran — remarks that have sparked widespread international reactions. Analysts described Trump’s comments as “an admission of violating the sovereignty of a UN member state,” in direct contradiction to Article 2 of the UN Charter, which prohibits the threat or use of force in international relations.
In another part of his address, Qalibaf referred to his recent trip to Islamabad, describing it as part of “parliamentary diplomacy” aimed at strengthening economic, cultural, and security cooperation between Iran and Pakistan.
He stated, “The economic needs of Iran and Pakistan are complementary, and Pakistan’s geographic position can serve as a bridge connecting Iran to East Asia.” According to Qalibaf, discussions during the trip covered the implementation of bilateral agreements, expansion of border trade, increasing the trade volume to $10 billion, and advancing trilateral cooperation with China.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Gifts Calligraphy to Pakistan PM. Social media/ WANA News Agency
The Iranian Speaker also expressed appreciation for the “warm welcome by the people of Pakistan,” calling it a reflection of “deep-rooted popular ties between the two nations.”
Observers note that Qalibaf’s remarks underline two key points: the demand for U.S. accountability over violations of international law, and Iran’s pursuit of stronger regional partnerships — particularly with neighboring Pakistan.
