“Most politicians still expressed their hopes for the diplomatic settlement of the crisis.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
Most politicians still expressed their hopes for the diplomatic settlement of the crisis.
World politicians have called the US to Defective / UNIAN Collage, Screenshot, Wikimedia.orgThe world’s response was different to American blows to three Iranian nuclear sites: from approval, such as Israel, who greeted US President Donald Trump’s decision to a sharp condemnation, such as UN or Venezuela. The comments of politicians from different countries on the strikes of the United States on Iran have been collected by the Reuters Agency.
“Congratulations, President Trupe. Your bold decision to attack Iran’s nuclear objects with impressive and righteous power of the United States will change history … History will record that President Trump has acted to deprive the most dangerous regime of the world’s most dangerous weapons in the world,” wrote the Napor.
Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi noted that the United States, as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, committed a serious violation of the UN Charter, International Law and Nuclear Weapon Non -Publication Treaty, attacking Iran’s peace nuclear units.
“The events of this morning are outrageous and have eternal consequences. Each UN member should be disturbed by this extremely dangerous, lawless and criminal behavior. According to the UN Charter and its provisions, which allows a legitimate response in the order of self -defense, Iran reserves all opportunities to protect its sovereignty,”
But in his statement, the chairman of the National Iran’s Resistance Council, Maryam Radjava, called on the supreme leader of Iran Ali Khameney to leave and emphasized that “the Iranian people welcome the end of the war and seeks peace and freedom.”
“Hamenei is responsible for the non -patriotic project, which, in addition to taking away the countless lives, cost the Iranian people at least $ 2 trillion – and now all this has become smoke,” he said.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres expressed deep concern by using US force against Iran:
“It is a dangerous escalation in a region that is already on the verge and a direct threat of international peace and safety. There is a increasing risk that this conflict can quickly get out of control that will have catastrophic consequences for civilian, region and the world.”
He called on the Member States for the Defective and the fulfillment of their obligations in accordance with the UN Charter and other rules of international law. According to Guterresh, “at this dangerous hour it is extremely important to avoid the spiral of chaos.” The UN Secretary General stressed that there is no military decision in this situation, and “the only way forward is diplomacy.”
The UK Prime Minister Cyrus Starmer called Iran’s nuclear program “a serious threat to international security” and stated that this country “can never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons”.
“The US has taken measures to mitigate this threat. The situation in the Middle East remains unstable, and stability in the region is a priority. We urge Iran to return to the negotiating table and achieve a diplomatic solution for ending this crisis,” the Starm said.
The development of Iran nuclear weapons will be a “threat to international security”, said the high EU representative in Kai Callas Foreign and Security Policy:
“I urge all parties to retreat, return to the negotiation table and prevent further escalation. EU foreign ministers will discuss the situation tomorrow.”
Kataru’s Foreign Ministry stated that the state “regret the deterioration of the situation after bombing of Iranian nuclear objects and with great concern monitors the development of events after recent attacks on the brotherly Islamic Republic of Iran, directed against its nuclear objects.” They also warned that “dangerous tension” in the region will lead to catastrophic consequences at regional and international levels. ”
Japan Prime Minister Schiger Isaib believes that the conflict de-escalation should take place as soon as possible. He stated that his country was monitoring the situation carefully and with “deep anxiety.”
In Italy’s Foreign Ministry, it was hoped that after an attack, “which caused great damage to nuclear weapons and posed a threat to the whole region, a de -escalation may begin, and Iran will be able to sit at the negotiating table.”
New Zealand Minister Winston Peters stated that he resolutely supports “diplomacy efforts”:
“We urge all parties to return to the negotiations. Diplomacy will ensure a longer solution than further hostilities.”
The fact that the nuclear and ballistic missile program of Iran poses a threat to international peace and security, agreed to the Australian government.
“The security situation in the region is very unstable. We continue to call for de -escalation, dialogue and diplomacy,” – emphasized there.
Mexico Foreign Ministry called “to diplomatic dialogue for the sake of peace between the parties involved in the Middle East conflict” and to “de -escalation of tension in the region.” Venezuela condemned the US military aggression against Iran and demanded a “immediate termination of hostilities.”
“We strongly condemn the bombing of the US nuclear objects of Iran, which is a dangerous escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. Aggression seriously violates the UN Statute and international law and immerses humanity into a crisis with irreversible consequences,” President Cuba Miguel Diael wrote in the network X.
US strikes by Iran: the main thingAs UNIAN reported earlier, on the night of June 22, the United States attacked the nuclear objects of Iran: Ford, Nathanz and Isfahan. According to Trump, the main object – Ford – was dropped by a full ammunition bomb. He greeted the “great American soldiers” and added that “there is no other army in the world that could do it.”
The US President also stated that Iran should make peace immediately, otherwise America will cause “much larger” strokes in the country’s nuclear infrastructure. He emphasized that there are many goals left, and though “the most difficult” and perhaps the most deadly, but if peace does not come quickly, the US will “pursue other goals with accuracy, speed and skill.”
NYT wrote that Iran was on the verge of war with the United States after attack on nuclear objects. In response, Iran stated his readiness for a large -scale answer, warning of the danger of destabilization of the whole region.
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