Iran's President Pezeshkian condemns 'environmental genocide' from regional conflicts
Iranian President Pezeshkian highlights severe environmental damage from regional wars, labeling it 'environmental genocide' and calling for international action.
Background
The Middle East has long been a region marked by geopolitical tensions and conflicts involving various state and non-state actors. These prolonged instabilities often lead to significant humanitarian and environmental consequences, including widespread ecological damage. International bodies and environmental groups frequently raise concerns about the long-term impact of warfare on the region's natural resources and ecosystems.
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