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Iran Strikes Israel in Response to Ceasefire Violations, Says Ambassador

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Iran's armed forces attacked military targets in northern Israel in response to repeated ceasefire violations and ongoing Israeli aggression.
  • The attacks were also a response to alleged Israeli-US cooperation in attacking Iranian ships and engaging in maritime piracy.
  • Iran's ambassador to Indonesia stated the strikes were an act of self-defense under the UN Charter, reaffirming Iran's commitment to national security.

Iran's armed forces launched strikes against military targets in northern occupied Palestine, asserting the action was a direct response to repeated violations of an April 8, 2026, ceasefire and continued Israeli aggression against Lebanon and Iran. The Iranian Embassy in Indonesia stated that these aggressions included Israeli cooperation with the U.S. military in attacks on Iranian ships and alleged maritime piracy over the past two weeks.

Mohammad Boroujerdi, Iran's Ambassador to Indonesia, conveyed that the strikes were carried out under Article 51 of the UN Charter, which pertains to the right to self-defense. He emphasized Iran's firm resolve to defend its security and national interests wherever necessary.

The ambassador also highlighted that the ceasefire in Lebanon is an integral part of the broader April 8, 2026, ceasefire agreement. The embassy's statement underscored Iran's position on the ongoing conflict and its justification for military action.

the strong determination of the Iranian nation to defend its security and national interests firmly wherever needed.

โ€” Mohammad Boroujerdi (Iran's Ambassador to Indonesia)The ambassador reaffirmed Iran's commitment to national security following the military strikes against Israel.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.