Global Leaders React to US Attack on Iran’s Nuclear Facilities

The US launched attacks early this morning on three of the nuclear sites of Iran— Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan — drawing sharp criticism from world leaders.

Cuba’s President Condemns Attacks

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned the US bombing, describing it as a serious violation of the United Nations Charter and a dangerous escalation. He warned that this action could push humanity into a crisis with irreversible consequences.

Chile Labels US Action Illegal

The President of Chile condemned the US attack, stating that possessing power does not justify violating international laws established by humanity, regardless of being the United States.

Mexico Calls for Dialogue

Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated its constitutional commitment to peace and called for reducing tensions in the region. They emphasized that restoring peaceful coexistence among nations remains the highest priority.

Venezuela Strongly Denounces US Strike

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ivan Gil strongly condemned the bombing carried out by the US military, reportedly at Israel’s request, and called for an immediate end to the conflict.

New Zealand Expresses Concern

New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Winston Peters expressed concern over the recent developments and the US attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities. He stressed the importance of avoiding further escalation and highlighted New Zealand’s strong support for diplomatic efforts. Peters urged all parties to return to negotiations, emphasizing that diplomacy, not military action, offers a sustainable resolution.

Australia Stresses Need for Diplomacy

Australia’s Foreign Minister acknowledged that Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs pose a threat to global peace and security. Noting the region’s unstable security situation, Australia called for de-escalation, dialogue, and diplomatic engagement.

It is important to note that the US has confirmed the attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites. President Trump announced on the social media platform Truth Social that the US successfully struck three nuclear facilities, completely destroying the Fordow nuclear site. He added that the US air force targeted the sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, and that American aircraft have since left Iranian airspace.

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