Salehi: Condemning an act without naming the aggressor is not neutrality
Ali Akbar Salehi, president of the Iranology Foundation and Iran's former foreign minister, said that when international officials condemn an atrocity but decline to name who committed it, that is not neutrality — it is "a great form of permissiveness," delivered at an International Day of Peace ceremony where he cited the missile strikes on a school in Minab and a sports hall in Lamerd as cases where the institutions meant to prevent such acts failed to hold anyone accountable.