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Ten political parties condemn Israel’s attack on Iran, call it a war crime

Ten political parties in Nepal have issued a joint statement condemning Israel’s attack on Iran, labeling it a grave war crime and a serious violation of international law.  
By REPUBLICA

KATHMANDU, June 23: Ten political parties in Nepal have issued a joint statement condemning Israel’s attack on Iran, labeling it a grave war crime and a serious violation of international law.


The signatories include Mohan Bikram Singh of CPN (Masal), Chitra Bahadur KC of Rastriya Janamorcha, Dev Prasad Gurung of CPN (Maoist Center), Netra Bikram Chand of Nepal Communist Party, Balaram Baskota of CPN (Unified Socialist), Pawanman Shrestha of Revolutionary Communist Party Nepal, Ahuti of the Scientific Socialist Communist Party, Krishna Prasad Dhamala of CPN (Majority), Sangeet Shrota of the Political Dialogue Platform, and leftist intellectual Ninu Chapagain.


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The joint statement accused Israel of acting on the provocation of American imperialism, stating the attack was not only an intervention against Iran's sovereignty but also a blatant breach of international norms.


“The United States, under the pretext of nuclear weapons, has backed this attack on Iran. This act qualifies as a serious war crime. We strongly condemn and denounce this assault, which seems to be a reckless attempt at instigating a global war,” the statement reads.


The parties also called for an immediate ceasefire and urged all concerned parties to resolve the conflict peacefully, in accordance with the UN Charter, Panchasheel principles, and international law.


Furthermore, they urged the Nepal government to ensure the safety and preparedness for evacuation of Nepali citizens currently residing in Iran.


 

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