New! Poland reacts to Iran's mass attack on Israel

The National safety Office of Poland expressed its deep concern about Iran's fresh attack on Israel, highlighting urgent monitoring of the situation besides due to possible threats to Poland's security. Information on the event appeared on the BBC profile on social media on Sunday.

On the night of Saturday Sunday, Iran launched about 300 drones and rocket missiles towards Israel. This mass attack was described by the Iranian armed forces as retaliation for the fresh bombing of the Iranian consulate in Damascus, which resulted in the deaths of respective Iranian officers. Israel was accused of carrying out this attack.

Israel’s Response

Israeli armed forces reported that 99 percent of the launched drones and missiles were captured in connection with Iran's mass attack. Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanjah, had previously announced that any direct attack from Iran would meet with a consequence on a akin scale.

The attack was powerfully condemned by the global community, including the European Union and countries specified as Canada, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, besides expressed his concern, pointing out the anticipation of further destabilisation of the region.

Poland's position on Iran's mass attack

In Poland, president Andrzej Duda expressed his opinion that it was essential to halt further aggression and take action to deescalate the conflict. The National safety Bureau, emphasizing its concern, reported that the situation is closely monitored and the safety of the country kept at the highest level of vigilance.

In the context of this event, Poland and another Western countries are willing to support efforts to stabilise the region and prevent wider conflict.

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