UN boss warns: Chaos threatens through the US attack on Iran!

UN boss warns: Chaos threatens through the US attack on Iran!

Iran - The latest conflict between Israel and Iran has accepted worrying proportions that even called UN Secretary General António Guterres. Guterres commented on the US attack on Iranian nuclear facilities and warns of the catastrophic consequences that could have this for the world for the стаблилилиии. In an urgent warning, he emphasized the need to avoid a spiral of chaos and asked the member states to de-escalate the situation and comply with the obligations from the UN charta and international law. The UN chief said that there is no military solution for this conflict and that diplomacy is the only viable way. He characterized the US attack as a dangerous escalation that brought the region to the edge of the abyss, and saw this a serious threat to international peace and security.

On the same day, Israel carried out a preventive attack on Iran, which it represents as necessary for its national security. This military action triggered immediate reactions in Tehran, where Iran fired rockets in Israeli cities. The international community shows a mixed picture of the reactions. The Federal Government, represented by the CDU foreign politician Norbert Röttgen and Chancellor Friedrich Merz, supports Israel in his approach. Röttgen underlined the threat, which is the Iranian nuclear weapons program for the security of Israel and the entire region. Tagesschau emphasizes that the ban on violence is prohibited from the UN Charter.

legal dimensions of the conflict

Israel relies on his right to self-defense in accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter and argues that an impending attack by Iran threatens. The country sees its existence at the end of the Iranian nuclear program, especially since Iran uranium produces with an enrichment level of 60 percent - a value that is close to the enrichment of 90 percent required for nuclear weapons. However, experts are disagreed with the legality of the Israeli attacks: While some support the pre -comprehensive self -defense, others consider the actions to be problematic with regard to the ban on violence and the protection of nuclear power plants according to the Geneva Agreement.

A clear sign of escalating violence is the Iranian rocket fire in Israeli cities, in which civilians are also harmed. Iran also justifies its attacks with self -defense law, but could violate humanitarian international law if civil goals are affected. The conflict between the two nations, as Guterres warned, can quickly get out of control and has the potential to destabilize not only the region, but the whole world.

In this tense situation, the demand for diplomacy and a de -escalation of the situation is becoming more and more urgent. Diplomatic efforts are essential to break through the spiral of violence and to protect the civilian victims in the region.