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Iranian Judiciary Documents Over 126,000 Cases of Damage from Aggression, Submits 4,500 Legal Reports to UN
The Iranian Judiciary has documented over 126,000 cases of damage caused by aggression and submitted 4,500 legal reports to the United Nations. The reports detail alleged damages attributed to foreign actions, particularly those involving Israel and the United States.
The Iranian Judiciary has meticulously recorded over 126,000 instances of damage attributed to acts of aggression, primarily targeting Iranian citizens and infrastructure. These cases include claims of economic, military, and civilian harm. The judiciary has also compiled 4,500 legal reports, which have been submitted to the United Nations as part of Iran's formal documentation of grievances. The reports are part of a broader effort to hold foreign entities accountable for alleged transgressions against Iran.
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Iranian Judiciary: Over 126,000 cases of damage from aggression documented; 4,500 legal reports submitted to UN - Saba News AgencyIranian Judiciary: Over 126,000 cases of damage from aggression documented; 4,500 legal reports submitted to UN Saba News Agency
WireSaba News AgencySep 13, 05:24 PM
Iranian Judiciary: Over 126,000 cases of damage from aggression documented; 4,500 legal reports submitted to UN - saba.yeIranian Judiciary: Over 126,000 cases of damage from aggression documented; 4,500 legal reports submitted to UN saba.ye