Following Iran’s missile attacks in the Middle East, Israel declared United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antony Guterres as an “unwanted man.” Guterres has been banned from entering Israel.

In response to Iran’s missile attacks, Israel took action against the United Nations.

Israel declared United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antony Guterres as an “unwanted man” and banned his entry into the country.

After Iran’s missile attacks, Guterres condemned the escalating conflict in the Middle East on his social media account and once again called for a ceasefire. The UN leader had stated, “This must come to an end.”

Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon, in a statement to journalists after Iran’s hundreds of missile strikes on Israel, said, “We will act. Iran will soon feel the consequences of its actions. The response will be painful.”

“Operation Real Promise 2”

Iran struck Israel with hypersonic ballistic missiles last night. While 200 missiles were launched towards Tel Aviv, the Israeli army claimed that the majority of the missiles were intercepted.

Iranian media reported that 90% of the targets were hit. Tehran announced that only military points were targeted in the attack.

With the operation named “Operation Real Promise 2,” Iran carried out its biggest attack on Israel to date.