Yerevan condemns Israel's attack on Iran and calls for an end to hostilities

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13.06.2025, 11:51

The Armenian Foreign Ministry condemned Israel's attack on Iran and called for an immediate end to hostilities.

Yerevan condemns Israel's attack on Iran and calls for an end to hostilities

YEREVAN, June 13. /ARKA/. The Armenian Foreign Ministry condemned Israel's attack on Iran and called for an immediate end to hostilities.

Israel attacked Iran at night, resulting in casualties and injuries. There is destruction in various areas.

"The unilateral attack against Iran is of grave concern. Especially since it occurred on the eve of the next round of negotiations, which jeopardizes peace efforts, regional stability and global peace," the Armenian Foreign Ministry said in a statement in X.

The Armenian Foreign Ministry condemned such actions and called for an immediate end to hostilities and compliance with international law.

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