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World Leaders Urge Restraint Following U.S. Strikes on Iran The surprise assault ignited fierce criticism from many foreign leaders, who fear that the U.S. attack could exacerbate the conflict. Among the most critical voices included the United Nations, China, Russia, and several Middle Eastern nations. On Sunday, China, Russia, and Pakistan reportedly proposed a draft resolution to the U.N. Security Council calling for an immediate, unconditional cease-fire in the region. The Security Council is due to meet on Sunday for an emergency session at Iran’s request. U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that the United States had conducted successful military strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites to aid Israel in its effort to undermine Tehran’s nuclear and military capabilities. The operation was the first time that U.S. armed forces had become directly involved in the conflict, and it came roughly 48 hours after Trump issued a two-week deadline for Israel and Iran to reach a diplomatic solution before he decided on U.S. military intervention. At the same time, though, many nations stopped short of outright condemning Trump’s actions, instead focusing on the threat that Iran’s nuclear program poses to the region. These leaders called on Iran to return to the negotiating table within the framework of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT), of which it is a member. Here is how many global powers
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