UN Security Council condemns US-Iran attacks, calls for restraint

UNITED NATIONS — The UN Security Council condemned the mutual attacks between the United States and Iran and called on all parties in the Middle East to exercise restraint. During a session on the Middle East, the council said Iran's attacks had targeted service facilities in the region. Council members stressed the importance of efforts to restore the safe flow of oil in the region. The statement urged the continuation of constructive dialogue and coordination to achieve stability. The emergency session was held at Bahrain's request and focused on security developments in the Gulf and the Middle East, along with their potential implications for international peace and security. Member states shared their positions on the latest developments concerning Iran. The council said it will continue to monitor regional files on its July agenda.