The European Union on Monday condemned attacks on U.N. peacekeepers in Lebanon and rejected Israeli allegations that the U.N. was keeping them there to obstruct military operations against

European foreign affairs ministers are meeting in Luxembourg to discuss global conflicts where the group will consider sanctioning Israel for its actions in Gaza. Later today, the

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned against attacks on UNIFIL peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, highlighting potential breaches of international law. This statement follows accusations of Israeli violations.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Sunday that any attacks against peacekeepers "may constitute a war crime," his spokesperson said after Israeli tanks burst through the gates of a peacekeeping base in southern Lebanon.

Attacks on UN peacekeepers violate international law. Israel has reportedly struck the UN mission in Lebanon repeatedly in recent days, injuring multiple peacekeepers.

The United Nations' peacekeeping force in Lebanon has warned Israel for the fourth time in as many days against "further flagrant violation of international law."

High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, condemned the IDF's attacks on UN forces in Lebanon, labeling them as unacceptable and a serious violation of international law,