Iran calls on SCO countries to confront ‘state terrorism’, citing US-Israeli crimes
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Iran's top prosecutor is calling on countries in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to form a committee to fight what he describes as state-sponsored terrorism, accusing the U.S. and Israel of carrying out attacks on Iranian schools, hospitals, and nuclear sites while hypocritically claiming to defend human rights. He says these actions amount to war crimes and genocide, especially after children were killed in a school attack, and wants greater international cooperation to hold powerful nations accountable. The speech also pushes for tighter state control over digital platforms, citing cyberattacks and psychological operations targeting youth.