Countries across the global south, including China, South Africa, Brazil, and Pakistan, condemned US-Israeli attacks on Iran as illegal and a violation of international law, with critics arguing the strikes undermined ongoing nuclear negotiations and represented imperialist overreach. Analysts characterized the conflict as part of a pattern of Western coercion against developing nations, raising concerns among Global South countries about the erosion of international law and their vulnerability to unilateral military action.
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Countries across the global south, including China, South Africa, Brazil, and Pakistan, condemned US-Israeli attacks on Iran as illegal and a violation of international law, with critics arguing the strikes undermined ongoing nuclear negotiations and represented imperialist overreach. Analysts characterized the conflict as part of a pattern of Western coercion against developing nations, raising concerns among Global South countries about the erosion of international law and their vulnerability to unilateral military action.