Israel-Iran Crisis Escalates: Global Reactions Unfold
As Israel and Iran exchange fire for a third day, global leaders from the U.S., Turkey and the EU call for urgent diplomacy to avert wider conflict.
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As Israel and Iran exchange fire for a third day, global leaders from the U.S., Turkey and the EU call for urgent diplomacy to avert wider conflict.
After Israel’s Operation Rising Lion strike deep into Iran, the Middle East stands on the brink as regional players weigh the future of diplomacy and possible escalation.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a phone call with Israeli FM Gideon Saar, emphasizing stronger bilateral ties, tech cooperation, and regional stability.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi urges maximum restraint after Israeli attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, warning of environmental risks and calling for dialogue to avoid escalation.
As Israel and Iran unleash airstrikes and missiles, global calls for restraint grow to avert a broader humanitarian and regional crisis.
At a UN emergency meeting, China’s envoy Fu Cong urged Israel to halt military strikes on Iran, calling for diplomacy and respect for sovereignty.
World leaders urge restraint and diplomacy after Israel’s strike on Iran nuclear and military sites, raising global concerns of escalation.
The UN Security Council held an emergency session to address Israel’s strikes on Iranian sites, warning of dangerous escalation and urging diplomatic restraint.
Putin condemns Israel’s wave of strikes on Iran as UN Charter violations and offers to mediate to prevent further escalation.
New Zealand’s prime minister Christopher Luxon will visit China June 17-20, meeting with Chinese premier Li Qiang to boost trade, tech and cultural ties.