Milan, July 21. (LaPresse/AP) – UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres considers attacks on civilian infrastructure in Iran and the region, including a desalination plant and a nuclear power plant under construction, “unacceptable” and considers them a violation of international law. Guterres’s own spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, said on Tuesday, adding that the secretary general warned that the military escalation puts pressure on the prices of trade, transportation, fuel, and raw materials. Attacks on vital infrastructure for civilians, including hospitals and water supplies, must stop immediately, Guterres’ spokesman said.
Iran, Guterres: “Attacks on civilian infrastructure are unacceptable and must stop.”
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Milan, July 21. (LaPresse/AP) – UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres considers attacks on civilian infrastructure in Iran and the region, including a desalination plant and a nuclear power plant under construction, “unacceptable” and considers them a violation of international law. Guterres’s own spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, said on Tuesday, adding that the secretary general warned that the military escalation puts pressure on the prices of trade, transportation, fuel, and raw materials. Attacks on vital infrastructure for civilians, including hospitals and water supplies, must stop immediately, Guterres’ spokesman said.
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