Tehran: Minister of Justice Amin Hossein Rahimi says the crimes committed during the US-Israeli imposed war on Iran, and the material damage are being documented for lawsuits as well as, judicial and legal follow-up at international forums.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Rahimi spoke at a ceremony in Hamedan to honor exemplary national and provincial judges and employees. He revealed that relevant bodies were working in coordination to assemble details to support the victims and bring them justice by filing lawsuits at domestic and international courts.

He highlighted that apart from the human and material damage caused by the war, there is a need to consider the moral and psychological injuries inflicted on the families of the martyrs and other victims.

Referring to the country's conditions, Rahimi expressed confidence that Iran would overcome challenges created by the imposed war. He stressed the importance of maintaining national cohesion and unity during these critical circumstances, not only among the public but also between officials and the three branches of government.

Rahimi specifically reminded judges and judicial system employees of their significant role in serving the nation, asserting that they bear a heavy responsibility as individuals seeking justice often turn to the judiciary. He also emphasized the development of electronic processes in judicial services to increase transparency and reduce administrative processes.