Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Comments on US-Iran Conflict
In an exclusive interview at the BRICS summit, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that the US-Iran conflict must be addressed by acknowledging the initial aggression.
Speaking in an exclusive interview on the sidelines of the BRICS summit held in New Delhi, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called for an immediate halt to the cycle of violence between the US and Iran, while criticizing the disregard for the initial aggression originating from the US and Israel at the root of the crisis.
BRICS Summit and New Delhi Contacts
World leaders participated in the two-day BRICS summit hosted by India. The summit provided an international platform where global issues were addressed.
Concealment of Facts in the US and Iran Conflict
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that countries avoid accepting the origins of the conflict. Ibrahim emphasized that condemning Iran's attacks and identifying the initial act that triggered the conflict do not contradict each other.
Call for Initial Aggression and Halting Violence
Anwar Ibrahim argued that the current crisis stems from the initial aggression by the United States and Israel. He stated that this ongoing aggression must be brought to an end.
The Palestinian Issue and the Situation in Gaza
The 79-year-old Malaysian leader noted that Gaza and the broader Israeli-Palestinian issue cannot be evaluated solely through the actions of Hamas. He recalled that the history of the conflict dates back decades.
High-Participation Leaders Summit
High-level leaders and international organization officials from many countries, including Russia, China, Iran, South Africa, and Malaysia, attended the summit hosted by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.