Tensions Flare: Poland Calls for Diplomacy in Middle East

The Polish deputy foreign minister urged for diplomacy in the Middle East, citing Israel's attack on Iran as a catalyst for potential regional instability. Henryka Moscicka-Dendys emphasized the need for de-escalation to prevent dangerous outcomes, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the strikes as necessary for national security.

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Poland's deputy foreign minister has called for a de-escalation of hostilities, warning of the dangerous repercussions stemming from what has been described as Israel's 'unprovoked' attack on Iran.

Henryka Moscicka-Dendys addressed media on Friday, emphasizing the necessity for both sides to reduce tensions to avert further instability in the region. Her comments come as the conflict risks spiraling into a broader confrontation.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has justified the strikes, framing them as a crucial move to avert an existential threat to the state of Israel, highlighting the divide in international responses to the situation.

(With inputs from agencies.)