Australia politics live: Australia condemns Iran’s attacks on Gulf states at UN debate
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At a United Nations urgent debate, Australia condemned Iran's recent military aggression against Gulf states and Jordan. The debate centered on a resolution addressing Iran's attacks on Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, which have targeted civilians and infrastructure. Australia's ambassador to the UN, Clare Walsh, stated that Australia stands in solidarity with the Gulf Cooperation Council members and Jordan, supporting their sovereignty and territorial integrity. Australia called on Iran and its proxies to cease all attacks immediately and urged all parties to uphold international humanitarian law and protect civilians. The statement made no mention of actions by the US or Iran.
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