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António Guterres Condemns the Iranian Attack in Qatar and Urges All Parties to Cease Hostilities.
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DOBLE LLAVE – UN Secretary General António Guterres called on "all parties" to "stop fighting" in the Middle East, in a statement issued by his spokesman, after the Iranian attack on the Udeid U.S. base in Qatar. Guterres said he was "deeply alarmed" by the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.
Escalation of Conflict in Middle East: UN Calls for Peace
(Credit:UNCTAD photo library). This article is published in association with United Nations. UN Secretary-General António Guterres is “deeply alarmed” by the further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, his Spokesperson said in a statement on Monday. It comes in the wake of reports that Iran launched missiles at an American military base in Qatar in retaliation for the US bombing three of its nuclear facilities this past weekend. Iran…
Iran launched a missile attack on a US military base in Qatar on Monday in response to the US bombing of three Iranian nuclear facilities early Sunday morning. The news deeply alarmed the UN Secretary-General, who has repeatedly warned against further escalation of the conflict in […]
Remarks by Secretary-General António Guterres to the Security Council Open Debate on the Threats to International Peace and Security
20 June 2025 Madam President, allow me to make a brief introduction before the briefings of my colleagues Excellencies, There are moments when the choices before us are not just consequential — they are defining. Moments when the direction taken will shape not only the fate of nations, but potentially our collective future. This is such a moment. To the parties to the conflict – the potential parties to the conflict – and to the Security Council…
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