Brussels: New York: Europe and the Arabs - Agencies
The European Union condemns the attack on the Iranian diplomatic facility in Damascus on 1 April, as well as the reported victims.
In this extremely tense regional situation, it is necessary to show maximum restraint. Further escalation in the region is in no one's interest.
The principle of inviolability of diplomatic and consular buildings and their employees must be respected in all cases and under all circumstances in accordance with international law.
For its part, the United States warned Iran against targeting it in response to an attack aimed at targeting an Israeli woman in Syria, and informed the UN Security Council that it was not aware of the attack, for which Tehran blamed Israel.
Deputy Ambassador to the United States of America Robert Wood said, as reported by the American Al Hurra channel on Wednesday, “We will not hesitate to defend our military personnel and repeat our previous warnings to impose a ban on the situation.”
Like the strike that left last Monday, which Iran said killed one of its generals and five of its military members, it was one of the largest.
After reporting to its 15-member council, it became steadfast in taking a significant response to the slogan, accusing the security forces of violating the Charter and assuming responsibility and control over the United Nations, international law, and the inviolability of offices.
For his part, Assistant Secretary-General and Assistant Secretary of the United Nations for the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, Khaled Khayari, stressed that despite respecting the sanctity of sites, controlling them and leaving them in all cases, the participation of member states and their safety are neighbors; Including with international law.
This came during his briefing at his council, during which he looked at the junior building in the Syrian capital, Damascus, and led to the killing of at least 5 Iranian employees, including two assistant administrative assistants.
The United Nations Information Center, an associate member of the United Nations, succeeded in integrating the information presented by the Special Envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, in addition to violence, including the impact on the lives of children and the prospect of a peaceful solution to the conflict.
Khiari said: “The increasing lethality of Iran’s cooperation goals in Syria has been attributed to Israel, especially since October 7, and after that it is rare for it to claim responsibility for any of that trust, but they decided to monitor it in Syria and mentioned that I should read it from such people.” "Operations will occur in the future."
The official appealed to the United Nations Council to communicate with all parties concerned with preventing Iqra from escalation and alleviating the distress that required peace, and appointing the general, the Secretary-General missed with all workers to exercise the utmost self-reduction of escalation.
He pointed out that unless it is welcomed, an agreement could be reached in the already troubled region with the unfinished business of civilians in Syria, Lebanon, the occupied Palestinian territory, and the Middle East continuing well.