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Iran declares ceasefire 'meaningless' after latest US attacks

Iran’s Foreign Ministry has said recent US strikes have effectively rendered the April 8 ceasefire “meaningless,” warning that Washington will bear responsibility for the consequences of what it called a dangerous escalation.

In a strongly worded statement on Thursday, the ministry condemned what it described as large-scale US attacks on Iranian territory, calling them a “blatant violation” of the UN Charter and core principles of international law.

It also accused the US of using facilities and territory in regional countries to carry out operations against Iran, warning that such actions make those states “partners to aggression” and urging them not to allow their soil to be used for hostile activity.

The ministry called on UN member states and the Security Council to explicitly condemn what it described as violations by the United States and Israel, while urging UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to present a clear account of the situation.

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