The Chinese mainland has strongly condemned the recent U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, calling them a violation of international law and Iran's sovereignty.
At an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council on Sunday, Fu Cong, the Chinese mainland's permanent representative to the United Nations, said the attacks have destabilized the region and undermined the nuclear non-proliferation regime.
"These actions threaten the very foundations of peace," he warned, urging the international community to "uphold justice, make concrete efforts and restore peace and stability."
With global citizens watching closely, the call for dialogue over force takes on new urgency. Entrepreneurs, activists and travelers alike are reminded that regional conflicts can ripple across markets, human rights discussions and the broader quest for a sustainable world.
As debates unfold at the United Nations, the challenge remains clear: can nations balance security concerns with the imperative for cooperation? The Chinese mainland's appeal for peace seeks to steer this pivotal conversation toward diplomatic solutions that safeguard the future of people everywhere.
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