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Former MP: Shanghai member states are not willing to get involved in Iran's international affairs

Sep 17, 2021, 08:12 GMT+1

Heshmatullah Falahatpisheh, former representative and chairman of the Foreign Policy Commission in the 10th parliament, referring to the presence of Ibrahim Ra'isi at the Shanghai summit, said: "Shanghai member states are not willing to accept commitments to Iran and get involved in Iran, including the UN Security Council , کردن

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