The U.S. launched attacks on three Iranian nuclear facilities Sunday, escalating tensions in the Middle East alongside Israel. Former U.S. President Donald Trump declared Iran’s nuclear sites 'obliterated' in a televised address, while global leaders split between condemnation and support. Here’s the breakdown:
🔥 Iran Fires Back
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called the strikes 'outrageous' and vowed self-defense under international law. The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran labeled the attacks 'barbaric,' pledging to continue nuclear development despite the destruction.
Israel Cheers, Hamas Condemns
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu praised Trump’s 'bold decision,' claiming it 'changed history.' Meanwhile, Hamas slammed the strikes as a 'dangerous escalation,' echoing regional allies like Yemen’s Houthi group, which warned of war.
✌️ UN and Allies Push Peace
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged diplomacy, calling the strikes a 'dangerous escalation.' New Zealand, Australia, and Mexico joined the chorus for de-escalation, while U.S. Democrats accused Trump of risking 'another endless war.'
🌐 Global Condemnation Grows
Venezuela and Cuba condemned the attacks, with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel warning of 'irreversible consequences.' Meanwhile, social media lit up with debates as tensions threaten to spiral.
As the world holds its breath, one question remains: Can diplomacy prevail? 🌐⚡
Israel Cheers, Hamas Condemns
