The military operation, which reportedly targeted locations in Tehran, Khuzestan, and Ilam provinces, has raised concerns over escalating tensions across the region.

Saudi Arabia: The Saudi Foreign Ministry released a statement condemning Israel’s actions, calling them a breach of Iranian territorial integrity and international norms. Saudi officials urged against further escalation, warning that increased violence poses significant risks to regional stability.

Oman’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed strong disapproval, labeling the strikes a violation of sovereignty and an action likely to destabilize the region. The Omani government reiterated its stance against actions that threaten peace and called for diplomacy to address rising tensions.

Malaysia’s Foreign Ministry condemned the airstrikes on Tehran and other Iranian cities, demanding an end to hostilities and urging a cessation of violence. The Ministry also highlighted that ongoing conflict exacerbates instability in the Middle East, moving the region toward a broader conflict.

Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif both denounced the airstrikes. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry cited the strikes as violations of UN protocols and international law, while Sharif expressed his concern over the rising tensions and affirmed Pakistan’s support for Iran and regional peace efforts.

The UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs voiced "deep concern" over the conflict’s escalation, advocating restraint to avoid expanded hostilities. UAE officials emphasized the importance of resolving disputes through diplomatic channels rather than military action.

Iraqi Government Spokesman Basim Alawadi condemned the airstrikes, characterizing them as an extension of Israel’s "aggressive policies." Iraq warned that unchecked violence risks further destabilizing the region and reiterated its support for peaceful solutions.

The Government of Construction and Change of Yemen also condemned the Israeli aggression, commending Iran’s steadfast support for Palestinian and Lebanese rights. Yemeni officials underscored their solidarity with Iran, asserting that Israel’s actions would only deepen existing conflicts.

Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs echoed the widespread denunciation, urging restraint and renewed dialogue. Qatar’s statement underscored its concerns over the security implications for the region, emphasizing the need for diplomatic efforts to address these challenges and reduce tensions.

In Gaza, the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas condemned the airstrikes on Iran, calling the aggression a “violation of sovereignty.” Hamas warned that the escalation could destabilize the region further and expressed solidarity with Iran.

As Israel declared the strikes an operation against "military targets," leaders across the region are calling on international organizations to address the heightened aggression. Regional governments reiterated calls for the UN to intervene and prevent further destabilizing actions. (ILKHA)