UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the Israeli airstrikes that killed a UN staff member and injured five others in Gaza. He emphasized the inviolability of UN premises and called for an investigation. Guterres urged respect for the ceasefire, unrestricted humanitarian access, and the release of all hostages, stating that Gaza is suffering greatly and requires immediate international action.
On Thursday, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed profound sorrow following the recent killing of a UN staff member and injuries to five others due to Israeli airstrikes aimed at two UN guest houses in Deir al-Balah, located in the central Gaza Strip. Guterres underscored that all UN premises must be recognized as inviolable and called for a thorough investigation into this tragic incident.
Guterres further conveyed his dismay regarding the Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, insisting on the need for adherence to the ceasefire agreement. He urged for the facilitation of unhindered humanitarian access to the region and emphasized the unconditional release of all remaining hostages. The escalating violence prompted Guterres to declare that Gaza is suffering immensely and it is imperative for the global community to intervene to halt the ongoing massacres.
The recent incidents in Gaza have elicited a strong response from the UN, highlighting the need for the protection of humanitarian workers and facilities. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for a comprehensive investigation into the attacks, as well as respect for ceasefire agreements and unhindered humanitarian access. These calls to action underscore the urgency of addressing the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza and the necessity for international intervention to curtail the violence.
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