We express our profound concern regarding the dangerous escalation of tensions in the Middle East. We strongly condemn the military actions undertaken by the State of Israel on the night of June 13, which constitute a clear violation of the UN Charter as well as established principles of international law.
Unprovoked military strikes against a sovereign member state of the United Nations, against its citizens, peaceful cities, and critical nuclear energy infrastructure facilities, are totally unacceptable. The international community must not ignore such acts, which not only jeopardise peace but also undermine security both in the region and globally.
oh the irony… Replace Israel by Russia and it’s is the same shit in Ukraine.
Really? Who else was living there?
So you’re saying, under the dead hand of the Ottomans, that Greeks weren’t Greek, people in the Balkan weren’t Balkan, Egyptians weren’t Egyptian?
And what about Italy prior to its unification? Was that fair game for colonists too?
No, Ukraine was not officially a country until it officially signed independence from the USSR, no. That’s exactly my point. That’s why Taiwan is such a contentious issue, I guess. That’s why Tibet is not a country…Scotland…Kurdistan…Catalonia, the list is very long.