Iran Israel Attack Update: Iran’s army attacked Israel with 300 drones and missiles. However, 99 percent of these ballistic missiles and drones were shot down in the air by Israel with the help of air defense system. America, Britain and France and neighboring country Jordan helped Israel in stopping the Iranian attack. Now the world is keeping an eye on Israel’s reaction to Iran’s attack. There is discussion all over the world as to what is Israel’s next step? Will World War 3 start?
Israeli war cabinet has been called on Iran’s attack. This cabinet member and minister Benny Gantz said on Sunday that we will form a regional alliance and will recover the price of every attack from Iran at the right time. He said that the campaign is not over yet. We should especially strengthen strategic alliances and regional cooperation at this time.
UN tried to avoid war
At present, there is a situation of another war in the Middle East. The United Nations is trying to avoid this war. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued a reminder. He said that the use of force in retaliation after Iran’s attack on Israel is prohibited under international law. He warned against going ahead with the attack. At the same time, America has warned the Security Council that it will work to hold Tehran accountable in the United Nations.
Big updates on Iran-Israel conflict
- Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdullahian said Tehran has informed the US that its attacks on Israel will be limited and in self-defense. The Foreign Minister’s statement came hours after Western countries condemned Iran’s missile attack on Israel and called for reducing tensions.
- Foreign Minister Hussein Amir said Israel’s neighbors were informed 72 hours before the attack.
- Iranian Ambassador to the United Nations Saeed Iravani told the Security Council on Sunday that the Islamic Republic was exercising its right to self-defense in its attack on Israel.
- Iran also warned America against helping Israel. Iranian Army Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri told America that if it helped Israel in retaliating, its bases could also be attacked.
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday summoned the ambassadors of the United Kingdom, France and Germany to question what they called their irresponsible stance regarding Tehran’s retaliatory attacks on Israel, Iranian media reported.
- Strongly condemning Iran’s direct attack on Israel, G-7 leaders on Sunday said developments risked escalating uncontrolled regional tensions, while the UN Security Council called for an emergency meeting to discuss the issue. Have decided.
- Air India on Sunday said it was suspending all its flights to Tel Aviv in view of the growing threat of conflict in the region.
- German airline group Lufthansa said on Sunday it was suspending flights to Amman, Beirut, Erbil and Tel Aviv until at least Monday following the latest turmoil in the Middle East.
- UAE-based Etihad Airways canceled services to Tel Aviv and Amman on Sunday. Emirates Airlines also canceled some of its flights and diverted others due to the temporary airspace closure in the region from late Saturday evening to Sunday morning.
- The United States said on Sunday it would not join any Israeli retaliatory strikes on Iran. President Joe Biden has advised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to think calmly.
