“It’s time to end the war.” UN’s Guterres urges US, Israel to cease attacks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on the US and Israel to cease their military operations in trump-makes-pearl-harbor-joke-during-japan-meeting.html" class="story-link" title="Trump hasn’t ruled out a draft for war with Iran — but is conscription constitut">Iran, warning of "potential tragic consequences" from the ongoing conflict. The war has resulted in significant casualties among press members, with reports indicating Israel is responsible for two-thirds of the record 129 journalists killed. Economic impacts are mounting, with the conflict costing the US $12.7 billion in its first six days and prompting concerns about inflation and oil market disruption.
The conflict must end immediately to prevent further tragic consequences and escalation. The high number of journalist casualties and mounting economic costs demonstrate the urgent need for diplomatic intervention rather than continued military action.
Military operations are necessary to address security threats and strategic objectives in the region. The cooperation between US and Israeli forces, including efforts to keep the Strait of Hormuz open, shows coordinated action to maintain regional stability and economic flow.
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