Celso Amorim, Brazil's special advisor for international affairs, has raised alarms regarding the recent military attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran, stating that these actions not only set a dangerous precedent but also jeopardize world peace. During an interview with the Painel, he articulated his worries about the escalation of military involvement, particularly criticizing the actions taken under former President Donald Trump, which he believes undermine peaceful relations between nations.

Amorim aligned his concerns with a statement issued by the Brazilian Foreign Ministry (Itamaraty) shortly after the attacks, which condemned the military offensive and expressed apprehension given that diplomatic negotiations were already underway between the involved parties. He emphasized that such military actions are counterproductive and that the Brazilian government's approach—to advocate for dialogue—was appropriate.

In his concluding remarks, Amorim stressed the importance of resolving international issues through negotiation rather than warfare, declaring that the world has evolved from the conflicts of the 19th century. By encouraging dialogue and diplomacy, Amorim aims to steer Brazil and the global community away from hostile confrontations, reinforcing his belief that peaceful resolutions are imperative for maintaining international order and stability.