Egypt and Kuwait have strongly condemned Israel’s military strikes on Iran, warning that the attacks represent a threat to regional stability and could spark wider conflict across the Middle East.
Egypt’s Foreign Ministry denounced the Israeli attacks as “a blatant and extremely dangerous regional escalation.”
The ministry expressed deep concern over the accelerating developments, calling the strikes “unjustified actions” that risk drawing the region into broader confrontation.
The Egyptian statement urged all parties to exercise maximum restraint and stressed the need for a return to diplomatic channels to de-escalate tensions.
Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry called the strikes a “flagrant violation of all international laws and conventions,” and a direct assault on Iranian sovereignty.
Kuwait called for the international community — particularly the United Nations Security Council — to take immediate action to halt the escalation.
It emphasized the need to preserve peace and prevent the situation from spiralling into a broader military confrontation.
Both countries’ responses come amid Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military and nuclear facilities, marking one of the most serious flashpoints in the region in years.
