Britain warned against the escalation of tensions after the attack on Damascus

James Kariuki, the British ambassador to the United Nations, expressed deep concern about the possibility of increasing tension in the West Asia after the attack in Damascus.

Without referring to the hostile actions of the Zionist regime in Gaza and Syria, which is the main cause of tension in the West Asia, Karioki claimed that Iran has caused tension in West Asia by supporting Hamas, Hezbollah and Popular Mobilization Forces in Syria and Iraq.

England, continuing its rhetoric, asked Iran to stop its support for these groups and demanded the cessation of humanitarian aid in Gaza to prevent further escalation of tensions. In addition, at the end of his remarks, Kariuki stressed his commitment to reducing tensions in the West Asia and stressed the need for a lasting ceasefire in Gaza.