Global Condemnation Over Drone Attack on UAE's Barakah Nuclear Plant
Global leaders, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, condemn Iranian drone strikes on UAE's Barakah nuclear facility, labeling it a terrorist act. The attack, confirmed by UAE authorities, is considered a dangerous escalation threatening regional stability and international security, prompting urgent calls for dialogue and adherence to international laws.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz issued a strong condemnation Monday following drone strikes targeting the Barakah nuclear plant in the United Arab Emirates, describing the attack as a significant threat to regional safety in West Asia.
The UAE confirmed the attack on Sunday, which targeted an electricity generator near the Barakah facility in Al Dhafra using drones. The Emirati government labeled the assault a 'terrorist attack,' asserting it incurred no damage to the plant but still constitutes a dangerous escalation. They emphasized such acts violate international law and threaten civilian safety and regional security.
The situation drew international attention, with India echoing the call for restraint and a return to diplomatic dialogue. Authorities stressed the importance of safeguarding nuclear facilities under international agreements, highlighting the grave risks posed by aggressive actions to the environment and human life.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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