In light of the intensifying Israel-Iran conflict and the involvement of the United States, South Africas President Cyril Ramaphosa has voiced significant concerns over the potential escalation of tensions in the region, Cape Town Etc reports.
The South African Government has expressed a fervent hope that the US will leverage its influence to encourage both Israel and Iran to engage in constructive dialogue aimed at a peaceful resolution.
Ramaphosas administration has firmly articulated its belief that a multilateral approach, led by the United Nations, is essential for addressing the complex disputes at the heart of this conflict.
Central to South Africa's call is the need for enhanced inspection and verification measures regarding Irans uranium enrichment activities and its broader nuclear capabilities.
Ramaphosa says that this issue has become increasingly important as global tensions rise, threatening to destabilise both the region and international relations.
