Iran’s recent drone and missile assaults on Israel have sparked widespread alarm across the international community, with leaders expressing fears of further escalation in the already volatile region. The attacks, marking Iran’s first direct strike on Israeli territory, come amidst escalating tensions following an air raid on April 1 that destroyed Iran’s consulate in Syria, an incident widely attributed to Israel.
Israeli forces reported that the “vast majority” of missiles launched from Iran were intercepted before reaching Israeli borders, though the attacks signal a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Here’s how world leaders and nations have responded to Iran’s retaliatory strikes:
Argentina: President Javier Milei reaffirmed solidarity with Israel, denouncing terror-promoting regimes.
Brazil: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed grave concern over the attacks, warning of regional escalation.
Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unequivocally condemned Iran’s actions, standing firmly with Israel.
China: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged calm and restraint to prevent further escalation, linking tensions to the Gaza conflict.
Colombia: President Gustavo Petro termed the attacks predictable and urged urgent UN intervention for peace.
Egypt: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed the need for maximum restraint and dialogue to contain the situation.
European Union: EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell strongly condemned Iran’s attack, calling it a grave threat to regional security.
France: Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne warned of Iran’s destabilizing actions and risk of military escalation.
Germany: Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged efforts to prevent further escalation, emphasizing Israel’s successful defense.
G7: Leaders condemned the attacks and called for de-escalation, emphasizing the need for a Gaza ceasefire.
India: The Ministry of External Affairs expressed serious concern and called for immediate de-escalation and diplomacy.
Jordan: Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh stressed the need to reduce escalation and ensure security.
Lebanon: Hezbollah hailed Iran’s decision as brave, asserting its legal rights.
Malaysia: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim linked the violence to Israeli actions, emphasizing the need for peace.
Pakistan: The Foreign Ministry underscored the breakdown of diplomacy and urged restraint.
Qatar: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged all parties to halt escalation and promote calm.
Russia: The Foreign Ministry expressed extreme concern and called for restraint to prevent further tension.
Saudi Arabia: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs voiced concern and urged restraint to spare the region from war.
Spain: Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called for measures to avoid regional escalation.
Turkey: Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan called for de-escalation to prevent further tension.
Ukraine: President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attacks and called for a united response.
United Kingdom: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak condemned Iran’s actions as reckless and reaffirmed support for Israel.
United Nations: Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the attacks and urged maximum restraint to avoid major conflict.
United States: President Joe Biden condemned Iran’s actions, pledging G7 diplomatic coordination and support for Israel’s security.
Yemen: The Houthi movement defended Iran’s attacks as legitimate responses to Israeli aggression.
The global response underscores the urgency of de-escalating tensions and seeking diplomatic solutions to avoid further conflict in the region.
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