The permanent representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the UN, regarding the recent terrorist attacks of the Zionist regime on Damascus and the martyrdom of two Iranian military advisers in Syria, state that this crime is a clear violation of international laws.

Iran PressAmerica: On Wednesday, Iran's Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, sent a letter to the President of the Security Council and the Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres. stating that the recent Israeli attack on Damscus was a heinous crime and a clear violation of international laws in Syria.

He considered the recent terrorist attacks of the Zionist regime on Damascus, Syria, which resulted in the martyrdom of two Iranian military advisers, a number of civilians and damage to Syrian infrastructure, as a heinous crime and another clear example of the continuous violation of international laws in Syria.

In this letter, it is emphasized that the Israeli regime continues its aggressive actions against Syria without any consequences and punishment from the international community, especially the United Nations Security Council.

Irvani stated: "In recent months, the Israeli regime has openly violated humanitarian laws and systematically and deliberately targeted vital infrastructure in Syria, including the international airports of Damascus and Aleppo, which are a vital route for humanitarian aid and relief efforts after the recent Syrian earthquake.

Noting that the vital infrastructure of Syria has been greatly damaged due to Israel's aggression, Iran's envoy added: "The international community, especially the UN Security Council, must take decisive measures to end these violations and hold the Israeli regime responsible for all its henious actions.

Iravani concluded: "The Islamic Republic of Iran has repeatedly stated clearly that it will take the necessary measures in accordance with international law and the United Nations Charter to respond decisively to any threat from the Israeli regime in order to defend its security and national interests." 219