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UN Secretary-General alarmed by reports of civilian casualties in Iran

Diário de Aveiro2 September 2026 at 20:00

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, expressed deep concern regarding reports of civilian casualties in Iran, expressing alarm at the humanitarian situation that has been unfolding in the country. The UN is closely monitoring the evolution of events and awaiting more information about the exact extent of the damage caused to the civilian population.

Greetings made an urgent appeal for the immediate cessation of hostilities between the United States and Iran, underscoring the urgent need to end the armed conflict. The Secretary-General's message aims to create conditions for a lasting ceasefire that protects the civilian population of both countries.

The appeal for diplomacy emerges as the main path recommended by the UN for the resolution of the conflict. Guterres advocates that only through dialogue and political negotiation will it be possible to achieve a sustainable solution to the crisis between the two nations.

The international organization reinforces the importance of respecting international humanitarian law and human rights, regardless of the circumstances of the conflict, calling on all parties involved to prioritize the protection of civilian populations.

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