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Iran Says It Submitted More Than 100 UN Notes Over U.S.-Israeli War

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, Kazem Gharibabadi, says Tehran has submitted more than 100 diplomatic notes to the United Nations in support of prospective legal proceedings over the U.S.-Israeli war. He made the announcement at a press conference in Hormozgan province. He said Iran had documented unnamed neighboring countries’ alleged role in facilitating the attacks. The White House has described the U.S. campaign’s objectives as destroying Iran’s ballistic-missile arsenal and production capacity, cutting its support for terrorist proxies, and preventing it from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival exterior of the United Nations General Assembly building across a broad street in New York, with its curved roof, glass entrance and flagpoles; institutional context rather than a depiction of the submission of Iranian notes or the current war.

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