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UN urges restraint, dialogue after extreme presidential rhetoric and calls for freedom of navigation in Strait of Hormuz
Summary
During a press exchange, a United Nations official urged sober dialogue in response to extreme rhetoric attributed to a U.S. president, declined to speculate on leaders' intentions, and described a UNOPS-led effort to enable exports and humanitarian shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to ease regional tensions.
An Agency official at the United Nations urged restraint and a return to diplomatic engagement in response to inflammatory public statements by world leaders, saying the secretary-general calls for "dialogue over destruction" and that whether particular acts constitute crimes must be determined by…
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