Israel-Iraq War: Tensions in West Asia and Middle East are on a boil after Iran’s October 1 – Tuesday – attack when it launched over a 100 ballistic missiles into Israel, targeting country’s military infrastructure. Iran’s attack came days after an Israeli airstrike killed Hezbollah’s chief Hassan Nasrallah on September 27. Now, a day after the attack, the recent escalation in tensions in the region was discussed by the United Nations member countries in New York. Let’s take a look at how world leaders reacted over new developments.
Will talk to Netanyahu, Says Joe Biden
United States President Joe Biden while speaking on the situation in West Asia said that they are discussing with Israel adding they will talk to Netanyahu in a while regarding tensions.
Condemn Iran’s attack, Says Justin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said, “I spoke with fellow G7 leaders this morning. We condemned Iran’s missile attack on Israel — another reckless, destabilising attack by the Iranian regime.”
“Our collective goal is very clear: We must prevent conflict from expanding, for the safety of civilians across the region. We need de-escalation — immediately,” Trudeau said.
Iran had no choice but to retaliate
Iran said that it has continuously presumed peace and called for ceasefire but diplomacy has repeatedly failed. Iran’s response was necessary to restore balance and deterrence to make sure the regime does not go unpunished.
Iran further said that the international community cannot remain in silence. The security council must intervene to stop Israel’s action in Lebanon
“We strongly warn against any further Israeli action. Iran will stand against any act of military with no frustration,” it said.
“Israeli regime must be held accountable for crimes. US is implicated in every cause that Israel did in Hamas as weapons were given by us,” Iran said.
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