Reactions and statements from the international community
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi condemned U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran as violations of international norms. The statement represents China's opposition to the attacks amid broader regional tensions.
Russia, China, and North Korea have condemned the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, characterizing them as unjustified aggression. The three nations' unified criticism highlights international divisions over the military action.
Guards at the U.S. Consulate in Karachi, Pakistan successfully repelled an attack allegedly organized by Iran's IRGC Quds Force, resulting in ten attackers killed and multiple others wounded. The incident reportedly involved both Quds Force agents and Iranian regime supporters, including social media operatives.
UAE Minister of State Reem Al-Hashimy signals the country's readiness to defend itself against Iranian attacks, suggesting a potential escalation in regional tensions. The statement comes as the UAE faces what officials describe as repeated unlawful and unjustified attacks, raising questions about whether the UAE may join international efforts against Iran.
An observer notes that current actions are significantly weakening the Iranian regime, with IRGC retaliatory responses notably smaller than those seen in June, suggesting either diminished military capacity or reduced willingness to escalate.
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Ayatollah Arafi has been appointed as the jurist member of Iran's interim leadership council, temporarily assuming the duties of Supreme Leader, according to Iranian state news agency ISNA.
