UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed profound concern over the renewed escalation in the Middle East, calling for full compliance with ceasefire agreements in Lebanon, Iran, and the Gaza Strip. Guterres emphasized the necessity of avoiding any steps that could undermine ongoing diplomatic efforts. In a related context, Guterres voiced apprehension regarding Israel's decision to close crossings leading to the Gaza Strip. He reiterated his urgent call for their immediate reopening to ensure the swift, safe, and unhindered passage of essential humanitarian aid throughout the sector. This comes amidst escalating violence, as airstrikes targeting southern Lebanon on Tuesday morning resulted in the martyrdom of 15 people and injuries to over 40 others. This intensive bombardment follows a deadly day on Monday, when Lebanese authorities announced the martyrdom of five individuals and injuries to eight others due to an aerial attack, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis and deepening fears of a comprehensive collapse of the ceasefire agreement in southern Lebanon.
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UN Chief Urges De-escalation in Middle East, Respect for Ceasefire Pacts
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