PARIS — Global leaders called for calm after Israel launched strikes across Iran, hitting 100 targets including military and nuclear sites, and killing high-ranking officials like nuclear scientists and Iran’s armed forces chief of staff.

Key Reactions:

-US: Trump said Israel warned them ahead; stressed Iran “must not get a nuclear bomb” and hinted at defense support if Iran retaliates.

-UN: Urged “maximum restraint” and warned against further conflict, especially amid nuclear talks.

-China: Expressed deep concern, urging actions that promote peace and prevent escalation.

-Czech Republic: Backed Israel’s action as a “reasonable reaction” to a nuclear threat.

-France: Called for restraint to avoid destabilizing the region.

-Hamas: Condemned Israel’s actions as a dangerous escalation.

-Jordan: Declared it will not allow its airspace to be used in the conflict.

-Oman: Warned that such moves undermine diplomacy and threaten stability.

-Qatar: Strongly condemned the Israeli attack, calling it a threat to peace efforts.

-Turkey: Demanded Israel halt aggression to avoid more conflict.

-UK: Urged all sides to reduce tensions immediately.

-Yemen’s Huthis: Condemned Israel and supported Iran’s right to respond and develop its nuclear program.