North Korea: Israeli attacks on Iran are a crime against humanity.

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North Korea strongly condemned the Israeli attacks on Iran, describing them as an "illegal act" and a "crime against humanity." This came in a statement published by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), quoting the North Korean Foreign Ministry, which affirmed that the killing of civilians in these strikes constitutes an "unforgivable crime against humanity." Pyongyang, through its spokesperson, also warned that this "illegal act" could lead to "the outbreak of a new all-out war in the Middle East region," and issued a stern warning to the United States and European countries not to escalate the situation. Diverse international reactions ranged from condemnation to warnings. Indonesia and several countries described the attacks as a "flagrant violation of international law," while Japan and Ireland called for an urgent de-escalation to avoid expanding the conflict. * North Korea: The harshest in its condemnation, describing the attacks as a "crime against humanity" and warning of an all-out war. * International reactions: Calls for de-escalation and warnings against violating international law during these strikes.