Iran, Russia, and China submit letter on snapback to Security Council

According to Ashura News, citing Fars News Agency, President Masoud Pezzekian this afternoon (Wednesday, September 12), while explaining the achievements of his four-day trip to China to participate in the Shanghai Summit, said: "During this trip, we had a conversation with the Russian President that lasted nearly four hours. We discussed many issues." He added: "We discussed scientific, regional, economic, and snapback issues." At the same summit, the foreign ministers of the three countries, Iran, China, and Russia, signed a letter regarding the illegality of the behavior of the three European countries regarding snapback. This letter was delivered to the UN Security Council.

The president said: "We had a meeting with the Chinese President. We exchanged views with the Turkish President. Very important, vital, and strategic decisions were made. The rest of the issues will be followed up by the Foreign Minister and the Economy Minister. Regarding security and defense issues, the Defense Minister was present and good discussions took place." He continued: "Follow-up will be necessary in this regard as well." On the sidelines of the summit, we were able to have conversations with the presidents of other countries, even on an outpatient basis, and shake hands. The summit that we attended during this time was a good opportunity to build understanding and empathy. Peshkian stated: "In the resolution that was presented, the Zionist attack with the cooperation of the United States was categorically condemned, and all countries considered this process to be against the law and the rights and freedoms of countries." He added: "We hope that we can follow up on the rest of the agreements that have been made and, by implementing the agreements, reach a favorable perspective in science, economy, security, and various issues with neighboring countries and the countries that were present at the summit."