Tehran-IranView24
Two days have passed since the Israeli attack on the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran — an act that flagrantly violated the sovereignty of a UN member state and reflected the deepening structural lawlessness of today’s international order. Yet beyond the illegality of the attack itself, it is the worrisome silence of regional actors and the inaction of international institutions that poses an even greater threat.
In a world that claims to uphold a rules-based order, how can such an act of aggression be normalized, minimized, or ignored? How can the UN Security Council fail even to convene a session to address such a blatant breach of sovereignty?
What occurred early Friday morning was not just a military strike. It was part of a broader, coordinated operation—combining military action, psychological warfare, intelligence maneuvering, diplomatic messaging, and media orchestration. A response based solely on military rhetoric or generic condemnations is inadequate. The region now faces multi-dimensional threats that demand proportionate, strategic, and multifaceted responses.
The Islamic Republic of Iran, despite repeated provocations, has consistently adhered to international norms, dialogue, and the principle of regional stability. However, such restraint must not be mistaken for hesitation or incapacity. Continued adventurism by destabilizing actors—especially when met with global indifference—threatens not just Iran, but the entire Middle East.
Regional countries must recognize that security is a collective good. No state can ensure its stability in a context of chronic instability. The time has come to redefine positions, rebuild regional trust, and take a clear and principled stance against aggression.
This is not a moment for neutrality or silence. The region needs voices of clarity, responsibility, and strategic foresight. Silence is no longer a diplomatic option—it is a warning signal of potential regional and global disorder.
