Robert Mali, the American ambassador for Iran, stated on Friday that the Iranian leadership would be powerless to stop what he called “brutal Russia’s aggression” on Ukraine.
Mali continued on his official Twitter account that, in spite of the Iranian exile, the proof supporting Moscow’s use of the protests Tehran sold to the country against Ukrainian citizens is as obvious as the sun.
The Group of Seven foreign ministers met on Friday in Germany and decided to put more sanctions on Iran for abusing human rights, according to German Foreign Minister Analina Perbuk.
Iran “refuses to react to the International Atomic Energy Agency,” according to Perpuk, who spoke at a press conference after the meeting of the Group of Seven foreign ministers.
The Group of Seven decided to continue imposing “economic prices on Russia and other countries, individuals, or institutions that provide military support for the Moscow war in Ukraine,” an oblique reference to Iran’s role in supplying Moscow with marches that it used to attack Kyiv and other cities.
Kyiv discussed how Russia had bombed numerous cities and objectives, including civilian targets, using hundreds of Iranian drones that had “witnessed” the attacks.
In a statement released on Thursday, NATO revealed Iranian plans to send missiles to Russia in order to strengthen its position in the conflict, saying Tehran will no longer supply Moscow with marches in the Ukraine war. NATO was speaking on behalf of its Secretary-General, Jens Stoltenberg, who was visiting Turkey at the time.
The American representative: Russia’s war on Ukraine will not spare Iran.
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