WHO Chief Condemns Strikes Near Tehran Office, Warns Against Targeting UN Facilities

The World Health Organization has raised serious concerns after recent attacks struck near its office in Tehran, causing damage to the premises and shattering windows. Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus confirmed via social media that all staff members are safe and accounted for, with no reported injuries. However, he strongly condemned the strikes, emphasizing that any attacks impacting the operations or infrastructure of WHO and other United Nations agencies are unacceptable. He stressed that these facilities are clearly identified and must be protected at all costs. The incident highlights growing concerns over the safety of international humanitarian organizations operating in conflict zones, as calls intensify for adherence to international norms and the protection of civilian and medical infrastructure.