Brasilia, April 6 -- In a stark warning on the state of global geopolitics, Celso Amorim, chief advisor to Brazil's presidency, has cautioned that the world faces a "very serious" situation with a tangible risk of wider conflict, even hinting at the possibility of a third world war.

Speaking in an interview, Amorim described the ongoing military escalation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran as "the worst possible scenario". He warned that conflicts in West Asia from Gaza to southern Lebanon can no longer be viewed in isolation, as they increasingly intersect with broader tensions like the war in Ukraine, as reported by Brasil 247.

Amorim expressed particular alarm over reports of strategic military movements, including a nucl...