Minab:Tehran Iranian government spokesperson, Fatemeh Mohajerani, has urged international organizations to actively engage in securing the rights of Iranians. She emphasized that the attacks on Iran during two wars imposed by the United States and the Israeli regime were acts of terrorism rather than conventional military operations.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Mohajerani made these remarks during a gathering focused on protecting the right to education through family and school cooperation. She highlighted that Iran was attacked twice while negotiations were ongoing, specifically recalling an incident on June 13 when enemy aircraft took off as the US president announced his intention to pursue negotiations with Iran.

Mohajerani recounted her experience visiting Minab City after the attack on Shajareh Tayyebeh School, where she witnessed the grief of families who lost loved ones. She mentioned a teacher whose husband was left to care for their young twins following the attack. Despite the destruction, teachers, school staff, and families endeavored to continue education, underscoring lessons in humanity, solidarity, and resilience.

Additionally, Mohajerani spoke of the death of an 11-year-old girl in Yazd due to cardiac arrest during an attack. She stated that Iran would seek justice for every life lost and injury sustained. She also noted the limitations of online education, particularly for skill-based secondary education, which cannot entirely replace in-person learning.