Iran Attack: Algeria Reaffirms Its Condemnation and Urges UN to Intervene

Algeria’s Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf received a call from his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi on Sunday evening, amid escalating tensions following an Israeli military strike on Iran. The ministers discussed the implications of the attack, with Algeria firmly condemning the aggression and calling on the UN to act swiftly.

According to an official statement, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi briefed Attaf on the consequences of the Israeli strike, warning of its serious impact on Iran’s national security and its potential to destabilize the wider Middle East. The Iranian official emphasized the risk of further escalation if the international community remains passive.

In response, Minister Attaf reiterated Algeria’s unwavering position against military aggression targeting sovereign nations. He condemned the attack as a flagrant violation of international law and reaffirmed Algeria’s solidarity with Iran.

Attaf also called on the United Nations Security Council to take immediate and responsible action. He urged the Council to enforce the principles enshrined in the UN Charter, particularly those safeguarding sovereignty and peace.

Algeria expressed concern over the growing pattern of Israeli aggressions, which it sees as deliberate provocations aimed at destabilizing the region. The foreign minister warned that continued silence from the global community only fuels insecurity and invites further violence.

This diplomatic exchange reflects Algeria’s long-standing foreign policy of defending sovereignty, promoting peaceful conflict resolution, and advocating for multilateral engagement. Algeria's proactive stance underscores its commitment to supporting regional stability and preventing further deterioration in Middle East security.

The call between Attaf and Araghchi highlights a deepening alignment between Algeria and Iran in confronting regional crises. As tensions mount, Algeria is urging the international community, especially the UN, to act decisively and uphold the rule of law before the situation spirals out of control.