BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 12. The legal situation
in the Middle East is complex, but threats are increasing, Former
Chancellor of Austria Sebastian Kurz said at the panel titled
"Global security and balance of power: respect for international
law—new issues, new challenges" within the framework of the 13th
Global Baku Forum today, Trend reports.
"There is also cooperation within the European Union, and this
is very logical. Therefore, in addition to the need for a strong
NATO, there is also a need for strong cooperation within Europe.
Even Austria, despite being a neutral country, is part of this
cooperation," he explained.
According to the former chancellor, the situation in the Middle
East is legally tangled, and those who speak out against the
attacks are likely on solid legal ground.
"At the same time, I witnessed the events of October 7 in
Israel, and I understand what it means for a country with a
population of nine million to see and feel thousands of people
killed in one day and hundreds of people taken hostage. This also
shows how great a threat hybrid attacks by terrorist groups can
be.
I hope that this war will end soon. I am quite optimistic, and
it may take a few days or at most a week, but not much longer.
However, the situation will still remain complex," Kurz noted
He pointed out that if the UN wants to stay relevant, it needs
to look over the current international order and reconsider what
the appropriate response to terrorism, hybrid warfare, and
terrorist organizations will be moving forward.
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