Iranian Ambassador to India Iraj Elahi on Friday claimed India as a “big power” and “voice” of the Global South can play an “active role” in the de-escalation of disputes inWest Asia His comments throughout a special meeting to PTI Videos can be found in the background of the rise in the Israel-Hezbollah problem and the Israel-Hamas battle.
Asked if Iran has actually connected to various other nations, Elahi claimed Iran remains in close call with Russia and China, yet not in straight call withIndia But Iran “invited India”, in addition to various other nations that have impact, to utilize it and ask Israel to de-escalate, he claimed.
“We think that the area requires tranquility and security. We, as Iran, desire an effective area, as opposed to an effective nation. Peace and security is the prerequisite for the advancement of a nation …
“But we cannot be indifferent to what is happening in Palestine… The ongoing bloodshed in Palestine is something we cannot ignore or neglect,” the Iranian agent claimed.
.
.
On the current army procedures from the sides of Iran and Israel, he claimed, “According to our assessment, launching missiles at Israeli military bases and intelligence installations was intended to send a clear message to Israel. We believe this strike successfully hit the territory.” “The commander of the highest forces has said explicitly that any attack on Iranian interests and infrastructure will receive a strong response from Iran. We will retaliate very strongly,” he likewise claimed.
On connections with India, the ambassador claimed India is a buddy of both Iran and Israel.
.
.
“But our relationship goes back 2,000 years, whereas India and Israel’s relationship is not that old. India, as a big power and a voice of the (Global) South, can play an active role in the de-escalation of the region,” Elahi claimed.
.
Iran wishes that”India uses its influence and capabilities for de-escalation”, he claimed.
.
.
The ambassador kept in mind thatIran is a huge nation in between 2 bodies of water.
.
.
“In the south of Iran, we have a coast of greater than 4,000 kilometres. Chabahar Port remains in the southeast of Iran, and it is really much from the Mediterranean and West Asia.
.
.
“The international corridor is not under danger, and the connectivity, which is the backbone of India-Iran relations, is safe,” he claimed. . .
The agent likewise repeated that Iran is “safe” for Indian, Iranians and various other nationals.
.
.
