The United Nations has called on Iran to cease its attacks against neighboring states in the Persian Gulf, condemning Tehran’s recent operations as destabilizing. The UN spokesperson noted that the attacks threaten regional security, disrupt maritime traffic, and risk civilian harm. The UN urged all parties to observe international law, protect civilians, and engage in peaceful dispute resolution.
Officials cited by the UN stated that the Iranian strike campaigns have escalated tensions across the Gulf and prompted responses from affected countries. Regional governments have publicly appealed for restraint and called on international partners to reinforce upholding of sovereignty and territorial integrity. The UN stressed the need for de-escalation steps, including verification mechanisms to monitor compliance with any agreements aimed at reducing violence in the area.
In its briefing, the UN emphasized that it remains committed to facilitating dialogue and supporting diplomatic initiatives to prevent further escalation. Spokespersons reaffirmed that international law governs cross-border actions and that attacks against non-combatants constitute violations that must be avoided. The briefing concluded with a call for transparent communication channels among Gulf states and with global powers to negotiate a sustainable security framework.
The UN reiterates its call for restraint, adherence to international law, and renewed diplomacy to halt the ongoing conflicts in the Persian Gulf region.