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Enviado da ONU se reúne com altos funcionários e visita locais civis danificados por ataques aéreos em Teerã

10 de abril de 2026, às 01h21

Asia & Americas,International Organisations,Iran,Middle East,News,Pakistan,UN,USUN envoy meets senior officials, tours civilian sites damaged by airstrikes in Tehran 3 Comments April 9, 2026 at 7:57 pm The remains of the Shajarat al-Tayyiba Primary School, which was bombed on February 28, 2026, resulting in the deaths of 168 students, are seen in the city of Minab, Iran, on March 31, 2026. [Hamid Vakili - Anadolu Agency] The remains of the Shajarat al-Tayyiba Primary School, which was bombed on February 28, 2026, resulting in the deaths of 168 students, are seen in the city of Minab, Iran, on March 31, 2026. [Hamid Vakili – Anadolu Agency] facebook sharing buttontwitter sharing buttonreddit sharing buttonwhatsapp sharing buttonemail sharing buttonsharethis sharing button UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ Personal Envoy Jean Arnault visited Tehran on Thursday, holding meetings with senior Foreign Ministry officials, according to the UN. Arnault met Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht Ravanchi and representatives of the Iranian Red Crescent, spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters. Dujarric said Arnault described the meeting with the deputy foreign minister as “substantive” and hoped to continue consultations. Arnault was taken to civilian sites damaged in US-Israeli airstrikes, including a university and an apartment block that was destroyed. The envoy “heard views on the way forward” and reiterated Guterres’ commitment to supporting a peaceful settlement. Arnault is expected to continue his regional tour with visits to the Middle East, said Dujarric. On whether Arnault planned to travel to Islamabad to participate in peace talks on Saturday, Dujarric said the envoy’s travel plans remained “a moving target.” The visit came after the UN welcomed a ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistan and other partners, saying it created “space for diplomacy to advance towards ending the war.” US and Israeli strikes against Iran began Feb. 28 and have reportedly killed at least 1,340 people, including then-Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Asia & Americas,International Organisations,Iran,Middle East,News,Pakistan,UN,USUN envoy meets senior officials, tours civilian sites damaged by airstrikes in Tehran 3 Comments April 9, 2026 at 7:57 pm The remains of the Shajarat al-Tayyiba Primary School, which was bombed on February 28, 2026, resulting in the deaths of 168 students, are seen in the city of Minab, Iran, on March 31, 2026. [Hamid Vakili – Anadolu Agency] The remains of the Shajarat al-Tayyiba Primary School, which was bombed on February 28, 2026, resulting in the deaths of 168 students, are seen in the city of Minab, Iran, on March 31, 2026. [Hamid Vakili – Anadolu Agency] facebook sharing buttontwitter sharing buttonreddit sharing buttonwhatsapp sharing buttonemail sharing buttonsharethis sharing button UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ Personal Envoy Jean Arnault visited Tehran on Thursday, holding meetings with senior Foreign Ministry officials, according to the UN. Arnault met Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht Ravanchi and representatives of the Iranian Red Crescent, spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters. Dujarric said Arnault described the meeting with the deputy foreign minister as “substantive” and hoped to continue consultations. Arnault was taken to civilian sites damaged in US-Israeli airstrikes, including a university and an apartment block that was destroyed. The envoy “heard views on the way forward” and reiterated Guterres’ commitment to supporting a peaceful settlement. Arnault is expected to continue his regional tour with visits to the Middle East, said Dujarric. On whether Arnault planned to travel to Islamabad to participate in peace talks on Saturday, Dujarric said the envoy’s travel plans remained “a moving target.” The visit came after the UN welcomed a ceasefire agreement brokered by Pakistan and other partners, saying it created “space for diplomacy to advance towards ending the war.” US and Israeli strikes against Iran began Feb. 28 and have reportedly killed at least 1,340 people, including then-Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

O enviado pessoal do secretário-geral da ONU, António Guterres, Jean Arnault, visitou Teerã na quinta-feira, reunindo-se com altos funcionários do Ministério das Relações Exteriores, segundo a ONU.

Arnault encontrou-se com o vice-ministro das Relações Exteriores, Majid Takht Ravanchi, e com representantes do Crescente Vermelho Iraniano, informou o porta-voz Stephane Dujarric a jornalistas.

Dujarric afirmou que Arnault descreveu o encontro com o vice-ministro como “substantivo” e expressou o desejo de dar continuidade às consultas.

Arnault visitou locais civis danificados por ataques aéreos conjuntos entre EUA e Israel, incluindo uma universidade e um prédio residencial destruído.

O enviado “ouviu opiniões sobre o caminho a seguir” e reiterou o compromisso de Guterres em apoiar uma solução pacífica. A expectativa é de que Arnault continue sua viagem pela região com visitas ao Oriente Médio, disse Dujarric.

Sobre a possibilidade de Arnault viajar a Islamabad para participar das negociações de paz no sábado, Dujarric disse que os planos de viagem do enviado ainda estão “em constante mudança”.

Arnault foi levado a locais onde civis foram atingidos por ataques aéreos conjuntos entre EUA e Israel, incluindo uma universidade e um prédio de apartamentos destruído. A visita ocorreu depois de a ONU ter saudado um acordo de cessar-fogo intermediado pelo Paquistão e outros parceiros, afirmando que ele criou “espaço para que a diplomacia avance rumo ao fim da guerra”.

Os ataques dos EUA e de Israel contra o Irã começaram em 28 de fevereiro e, segundo relatos, mataram pelo menos 1.340 pessoas, incluindo o então Líder Supremo Ali Khamenei.

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