Parliament condemns brutal Zionist aggression against Iran

Sana'a – Saba:
The Parliament has strongly condemned the brutal Zionist aggression targeting the Islamic Republic of Iran's capital, Tehran, and several provinces.
In a statement, the Parliament deemed the Zionist attack a flagrant violation of international law and Iranian sovereignty, undermining regional peace efforts and reflecting Israeli arrogance with full US support.
The parliament linked the aggression to a systematic Western campaign and the double standards policy of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which they accuse of justifying aggression while ignoring Israel's nuclear arsenal.
It warned that this "Zionist escalation" jeopardizes regional and global security, serving solely to cover up massacres in Gaza and evade accountability for "Zionist war criminals."
The Parliament asserted that the unjust sanctions and brutal aggression against Iran are a desperate American-Israeli attempt to halt Iran's principled support for the Palestinian people, leaving Gaza to confront genocide.
It affirmed Iran's right to self-defense and held the Israeli occupation entity and its primary supporter, the United States, fully responsible for the aggression's regional and international repercussions.
The parliament also expressed condolences for the martyrs and wished recovery for the wounded.
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