New delhi: Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi of Iran asserted that bullying has no place in today's world, emphasizing the need for collective resistance against such practices during his speech at the Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the BRICS Member States held in New Delhi.
According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Araghchi addressed the audience, highlighting the persistent challenges posed by U.S. aggression towards Iran. He described the coercive actions as part of a broader pattern that many nations, including those in the BRICS group, have faced. Araghchi called for unified action to ensure that such practices are relegated to history.
In his detailed speech, Araghchi recounted recent instances of aggression against Iran, notably by the United States and Israel, which he described as being justified by misleading claims. He emphasized Iran's resilience in the face of these challenges and underscored the importance of standing firm against imperialistic endeavors. Araghchi articulated Iran's commitment to maintaining its sovereignty and reiterated that military solutions are not viable paths forward.
Araghchi also reflected on Iran's historical commitment to justice and independence, paying tribute to the Iranian people and their resilience in times of conflict. He expressed gratitude for the support Iran has received from BRICS countries and urged them to continue working together to counteract the sense of impunity that he argued is prevalent among Western powers.
Addressing the broader implications of these issues, Araghchi spoke about the decline of traditional imperial powers and the emergence of a new global order, with the Global South taking a leading role. He urged BRICS member states to condemn violations of international law and to work collaboratively to establish a more equitable global system.
Concluding his remarks, Araghchi emphasized the importance of standing up for national dignity and independence, suggesting that while such stances may bring about hardships, they ultimately lead to strength and unity.