After attacking them with missiles, Iran demanded compensation of USD 270 billion from 5 Arab countries

Iran's terrorist regime accused several countries in the region of allowing military action against them and demanded economic reparations for the damage suffered.

The protest was carried out by its ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Amir Said Iravani, through a letter addressed to Secretary General António Guterres and to the President of the Security Council, Jamal Fares Alrowaiei.

In the document, Iranian diplomacy targeted Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan, whom it held responsible for allowing the use of their territories in the framework of military operations linked to the United States and Israel.

According to the official presentation, these countries “must cease their internationally wrongful acts of allowing their territories to be used by aggressors and, in certain cases, from participating in the commission of

internationally wrongful acts.”

In the letter, the Iranian regime claimed to have presented evidence to the Security Council. “Iran has provided the Security Council with documented and evidentiary information on the use of the territories of the above-mentioned States by the aggressors, as well as, in some cases, their direct participation in the commission of illegal armed attacks against civilian targets,”

Iravani said.

In this context, local authorities estimate that the damages resulting from the conflict exceed 270 billion dollars, a figure that supports their

demand for compensation.

The proposal also included an explicit rejection of Security Council resolution 2817 (2026), which requires an immediate cessation of attacks and any provocative action in the region.

For their part, several of the countries mentioned rejected the accusations and, in response, demanded compensation from Iran for the missile and drone attacks launched against its territory, which caused civilian casualties and damage to strategic infrastructure.