France, Germany and Great Britain have stated that they did not participate in the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, but condemned Iranian attacks on countries in the region, reports Anadolu.

“We did not participate in these attacks, but we are in close contact with our international partners, including the US, Israel and partners in the region. We reiterate our commitment to regional stability and the protection of civilian lives,” the president said in a joint statement. French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

They also condemned Iranian attacks on countries in the region “in the strongest terms”.

“Iran must refrain from indiscriminate military attacks. We call for the resumption of negotiations and urge the Iranian leadership to seek a negotiated solution. Ultimately, the Iranian people must be allowed to determine their future,” they added.

Earlier today, Israel launched a “pre-emptive” attack on Iran dubbed “Lion’s Roar” and declared a “special and immediate” state of emergency across the country.

Later, US President Donald Trump declared that US forces launched “major combat operations” in Iran with the aim of “protecting the American people by eliminating immediate threats from the authorities.” Iranian”.

The attacks come while talks between Washington and Tehran on Iran’s nuclear program have been ongoing under the mediation of Oman. The last round of talks in Geneva ended on Thursday.

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