Key targets included the Natanz nuclear facilities and sites in Tehran, resulting in civilian casualties, including families, women, children, nuclear scientists and military commanders killed in their homes. These attacks occurred during nuclear negotiations with the United States, with the sixth round of talks scheduled for June 15 in Muscat.

The Israeli regime consistently disregards international law, as seen in Gaza, where it not only killed innocent Palestinian civilians but also violated human rights, humanitarian law and all global standards. This time, the Zionist regime crossed a new red line by attacking a nuclear facility; a grave and strictly prohibited violation. Unfortunately, the United Nations Security Council has remained indifferent.

Many countries, particularly in the region, including Indonesia, condemned the aggression, especially the attack on nuclear facilities. I extend my gratitude to Indonesia and other nations that denounced this aggression. However, some European nations, despite claiming to uphold international law, condemned Iran for being attacked instead of condemning Israel.

Economic and social consequences of a war are global. Officials, including Indonesian authorities, have expressed concern about economic instability, a concern we share for regional and global stability.

In response to the attacks, Iran acted in self-defense, a recognized international right. Our armed forces began their response a few nights ago, continuing last night. Missile strikes on military and economic targets in occupied Palestine are solely for self-defense.

Initially, Iran targeted only military objectives. However, when the Zionist regime escalated aggression on June 15 by attacking economic infrastructure like the Tehran refinery and Asaluyeh facilities, we responded by striking economic targets and refineries within the occupied territories.