UN officials urge Israel to show “restraint” at the emergency meeting Nuclear weapons news

Israel Air attack In Iran, the above -ground enrichment factory was destroyed in Natanz, where there is now “pollution”, according to Raphael Grossi, head of the United Nations Nuclear Control Authority.

Grossi threw the update during a meeting of the United Nations Security Council in emergency situations in New York on Friday, as he and other officials from senior UN officials urged Israel and Iran to show restraint to prevent the deeper regional conflict.

“I have repeatedly mentioned that nuclear installations should never be attacked regardless of context or circumstances, because they may harm both people and the environment,” said Jusus, who heads the IAEA International Agency.

Radio and chemical pollution was reported within the Natanz facility, where Iran was producing uranium to fertilize up to 60 percent. However, he added that pollution “can be controlled with appropriate measures”, and said that the International Atomic Energy Agency is ready to send nuclear security experts to help secure sites if requested.

He added: “I invite all parties to exercise the maximum restraint to avoid more escalation.”

The United Nations Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Rosemary Decarlo, also urged both sides to show “the utmost restraint at this critical moment.”

“The peaceful decision through negotiations is still the best way to ensure the peaceful nature of the Iranian nuclear program.” “We must at any cost to avoid a growing fire, which will have huge global consequences.”

Declaration of the Israeli war

The 15 -member Security Council, which was also joined by the representatives of Israel and Iran, also met at the request of Iran yet Israel struck many Iranian nuclear facilities And military sites in the early hours of Friday, and assassinations of senior military officials and nuclear scholars were conducted.

Iran’s Emiri Emiri Emir Erfani’s envoy told the emergency meeting that the attacks, which he described as a “declaration of war” and “direct attack on the international regime”, killed 78 people and wounded more than 320.

He accused the United States of providing Israel with intelligence and political support for attacks, as he said consequences that he said “is involved in full responsibility.”

“Support Israel today supports war crimes,” he said.

The American actor, McCoy Pitt, insisted that the United States did not participate militarily in the strikes, but he defended it as a necessity to defend Israel.

He warned that “the consequences for Iran will be cruel” if we target rules or revenge citizens. “The leadership of Iran will be wise to negotiate at this time,” he said.

“How long does the world expect to wait?”

Danny Danone, the Israeli envoy, threw his attack on Iranian nuclear sites as “worked for national preservation”, claiming that Iran was days away from the production of enough splitting materials for multiple bombs.

“This process was carried out because the alternative was unimaginable,” Danone said. “How long does the world expect to wait? So that they meet the bomb? In order to run it on the Shihab missile? So that it is on its way to Tel Aviv or Jerusalem?”

Danone said: “We will not hesitate, we will not review, nor will we allow the genocide system to be dangerous.”

and Iranian counter -attack In Israel, it occurred during the United Nations meeting, as Iran launches the ballistic missile waves in Israeli targets.

“Iran confirms its self -defense right,” said Iran, and promised to respond, “decisively and consistent” against Israel.

“This is not a threat, as this is the natural, legal and necessary result of unjustified military action,” he said.

Vasily Nippinsia, the United Nations ambassador to Russia, told the Council that Israel’s actions in the Middle East “are pushing the region to a large -scale nuclear disaster.”

He said: “This completely unjustified attack, regardless of what Israel says, on the contrary, is a serious violation of the Charter of the United Nations and international law.”