A senior member of parliament Alaeddin Boroujerdi said Sunday that Saudi government perpetrated crime of aggression on Yemen, the manifest breach of Rome Statute 1998 which brings accountability before the International Criminal Court.
Speaking in a meeting with local officials of the city of Boroujerd in the westerns province of Lorestan, Boroujerdi, also the head of Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, described the security situation in Muslim regional countries as critical.
He expressed deep concern about deterioration of humanitarian situation in Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Libya.
Boroujerdi said that the Iranian people have to be grateful about the existing security in the country under leadership of the Supreme Leader.
Saudi air strikes on Yemen on Sunday killed 30 civilians, women, children and the elderly.
The Saudi government says its indiscriminate bombardment of Yemen aims to restore power of the fugitive president toppled by popular uprising of the Yemeni people.
Iran has called on The Hague-based ICC to bring to justice the Saudi Air Force commander for the crimes against humanity perpetrated in Yemen upon his order to the Saudi pilots.
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