Multiple Governments Condemn Israel Iran Airstrikes Amid Regional Tensions

Israel launched airstrikes on multiple Iranian targets, including nuclear facilities and military leaders, killing senior figures such as Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami, prompting widespread condemnation across the Middle East. Pakistan’s government and National Assembly strongly condemned the attacks, emphasizing Iran's right to self-defense and calling for urgent international intervention to prevent further escalation. Saudi Arabia led other Arab states, including the UAE, Oman, Jordan, and Qatar, in denouncing the strikes as violations of Iran’s sovereignty and international law, urging the UN Security Council to act swiftly. The UAE stressed the importance of restraint, diplomacy, and adherence to international law to prevent conflict expansion, calling for a ceasefire and reinforcement of global peace. Hamas also condemned the attacks, warning they risk regional destabilization and expressing solidarity with Iran. These coordinated condemnations highlight regional fears over escalating hostilities and the potential for wider instability in the Middle East.