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'What would be left of international legal order': Araghchi on US strikes

Middle East Eye ·

'What would be left of international legal order': Araghchi on US strikes "If states were free to attack one another based on their own assessments of possible future threats, what would be left of the international legal order?" Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has asked in an opinion piece…

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