Latin American Countries Express Concern Over Iran's Attack On Israel

Palestinians perform Friday prayers, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, in Rafah

Several Latin American countries have expressed concern over Iran’s attack on Israel and the overall situation in the Middle East.

Chile: Chile’s Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren expressed concern about the escalation of tensions in the Middle East and condemned the Iranian attacks against Israel. He emphasized the importance of upholding international humanitarian law.

Mexico: Mexico’s Secretariat of Foreign Affairs also voiced deep concern over the attack and its potential impact on lives. The country condemned the use of force in international relations and urged all parties to seek peaceful solutions to prevent further conflict in the region.

Mexico urges peaceful solutions to prevent further conflict.

Chile's Foreign Minister condemns Iranian attacks on Israel.

Argentina's President forms a crisis committee in response to the events.

Argentina: President Javier Milei of Argentina has decided to cut short his trip to Denmark and return to form a crisis committee in response to the events in Israel. The president aims to coordinate actions with other world leaders to address the situation.

Ecuador: Ecuador's foreign ministry stated that it is in contact with its diplomatic staff in the region following the recent events. Israel has provided safety instructions to Ecuador's diplomatic mission, and Ecuador is closely monitoring the situation.