UN CHIEF: "I condemn today’s military escalation in the Middle East.
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UN CHIEF: "I condemn today’s military escalation in the Middle East. The use of force by the United States and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent retaliation by Iran across the region, undermine international peace and security. All Member States must respect their obligations under international law, including the Charter of the United Nations." (1/3) -
UN CHIEF: "I condemn today’s military escalation in the Middle East. The use of force by the United States and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent retaliation by Iran across the region, undermine international peace and security. All Member States must respect their obligations under international law, including the Charter of the United Nations." (1/3)
"The Charter clearly prohibits 'the threat of the use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.' I call for an immediate cessation of hostilities and de-escalation. Failing to do so risks a wider regional conflict with grave consequences for civilians and regional stability." (2/3)
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"The Charter clearly prohibits 'the threat of the use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.' I call for an immediate cessation of hostilities and de-escalation. Failing to do so risks a wider regional conflict with grave consequences for civilians and regional stability." (2/3)
"I strongly encourage all parties to return immediately to the negotiating table. I reiterate that there is no viable alternative to the peaceful settlement of international disputes, in full accordance with international law, including the UN Charter. The Charter provides the foundation for the maintenance of international peace and security." (3/3)
- António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General
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"I strongly encourage all parties to return immediately to the negotiating table. I reiterate that there is no viable alternative to the peaceful settlement of international disputes, in full accordance with international law, including the UN Charter. The Charter provides the foundation for the maintenance of international peace and security." (3/3)
- António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General
@downey he has no military power. That's the problem here...
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"I strongly encourage all parties to return immediately to the negotiating table. I reiterate that there is no viable alternative to the peaceful settlement of international disputes, in full accordance with international law, including the UN Charter. The Charter provides the foundation for the maintenance of international peace and security." (3/3)
- António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General
@downey Where was that peace when 40000 of people of my country were getting murderer by Islamic Republic?
I understand if you don’t want to help other countries. It’s your choice. But please don’t use civilians as excuse when UN did absolutely nothing to help them. -
@downey Where was that peace when 40000 of people of my country were getting murderer by Islamic Republic?
I understand if you don’t want to help other countries. It’s your choice. But please don’t use civilians as excuse when UN did absolutely nothing to help them.@prma @downey I don’t recall the UN ever doing anything that ended in practical action that wasn’t also in US interests. It was either void condemnation (see Gaza) or supporting US invasions.
Still, bombing people into democracy has been repeatedly proven to be ineffective. And whoever believes this is why Iran is being bombed needs to look back at Iraq, Lybia or Afghanistan. Not to mention all of Latin American where actual popular governments were repeatedly taken down in favor of US economic and strategic interests. -
@prma @downey I don’t recall the UN ever doing anything that ended in practical action that wasn’t also in US interests. It was either void condemnation (see Gaza) or supporting US invasions.
Still, bombing people into democracy has been repeatedly proven to be ineffective. And whoever believes this is why Iran is being bombed needs to look back at Iraq, Lybia or Afghanistan. Not to mention all of Latin American where actual popular governments were repeatedly taken down in favor of US economic and strategic interests.@santi @downey I’m not doubt about that. But since UN never gave fuck about us and you all are aware of that, can you please stop using us as your reasons? We are not consulted and never was. Any action taken so far has fucked people solely. And the one time that Islamic republic is being targeted directly suddenly we are the reasons for and against doing this. Please either ask us what we want or not pretend that you really care about what we want?
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@downey Where was that peace when 40000 of people of my country were getting murderer by Islamic Republic?
I understand if you don’t want to help other countries. It’s your choice. But please don’t use civilians as excuse when UN did absolutely nothing to help them. -
UN CHIEF: "I condemn today’s military escalation in the Middle East. The use of force by the United States and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent retaliation by Iran across the region, undermine international peace and security. All Member States must respect their obligations under international law, including the Charter of the United Nations." (1/3)
@downey Iran's attacks on US military installations across the region are legitimate self-defence, no?
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UN CHIEF: "I condemn today’s military escalation in the Middle East. The use of force by the United States and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent retaliation by Iran across the region, undermine international peace and security. All Member States must respect their obligations under international law, including the Charter of the United Nations." (1/3)
