Norway's Foreign Minister has described the war waged by the United States and Israel against Iran as contrary to international law, stressing that international rules must be respected and applied equally to all countries.
The Norwegian foreign minister emphasised the importance of upholding international law without exception, arguing that the same legal standards must apply to every state regardless of its political or military position.
The comments come amid heightened tensions in the Middle East and growing international concern over the consequences of military action against Iran. Oslo has reiterated the importance of respecting the principles of international law and maintaining a rules-based international order.
According to the Norwegian position, violations of international law cannot be justified by the identity or status of the countries involved. The government has therefore stressed the need for all states to abide by their international obligations and work towards preventing further escalation.
Norway's remarks add to international debate over the legality and broader consequences of military action in the region, particularly as concerns continue over civilian casualties, regional stability and the risk of a wider conflict.
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