US Edition'Dangerous Escalation': World Reacts to US Attacks on Iran
- On June 22, the United States conducted airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, intensifying regional tensions.
- These strikes followed Israeli attacks aimed at dismantling Iran's nuclear enrichment, with President Trump warning Iran to make peace or face greater attacks.
- World leaders were divided as Israel praised the strikes while the UN, Iran, Venezuela, and others condemned the attacks and called for de-escalation and dialogue.
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed he was "gravely alarmed" by U.S. force on Iran, stressing there is no military solution and urging to avoid chaos.
- The incident heightened instability in the Middle East and triggered international calls for restraint, negotiation, and diplomacy to prevent wider conflict.
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"Irresponsible" bombardments: many countries call for "de-escalation" after strikes.
·Montreal, Canada
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was deeply concerned about the US military operation against Iran, which was a dangerous escalation and a direct threat to international peace. Christoph Lemmer, author and journalist, commented on Guterres' latest tweet.
·Dortmund, Germany
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US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites: Who backed, who condemned, and who raised concerns? Full list
The US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, including the fortified Fordow site, have drawn a global chorus of reactions. While Israel and US Republicans praised the move, progressive Democrats, Iran, Russia, and China strongly condemned it.
·New Delhi, India
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