After missile tests, UN urges Iran act with restraint, 'good sense'

UNITED NATIONS - United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has reacted to Iran@@@s recent ballistic missile tests by urging Tehran to act with moderation and restraint and to avoid increasing regional tensions, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said on Thursday.
"In the current political atmosphere in the Middle East region, and so soon after the positive news of the lifting of sanctions against Iran, the secretary-general calls ... Iran to act with moderation, caution and the good sense not to increase tensions through hasty actions," Dujarric told reporters.
A series of ballistic missile tests this week conducted by Iran@@@s Revolutionary Guard units drew international concern. The United States, France and other countries said that if confirmed, of launches nuclear-capable ballistic missiles would be a violation of a UN Security Council resolution.
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