G7 Pledges Continued Pressure to Curb Iran’s Regional and Global Destabilising Activities
- On Wednesday, G7 foreign ministers and European Union representatives concluded meetings in Paris, pledging continued political and economic pressure to frustrate the Iranian regime's "ability to sow instability" until diplomatic solutions are found.
- Ministers expressed support for diplomatic efforts regarding Iran's nuclear program, asserting the Islamic Republic cannot develop a nuclear weapon while urging the state to stop supporting "nonstate armed groups."
- U.S. Central Command's "defensive activities" in the Strait of Hormuz received G7 backing, while ministers condemned Houthi strikes in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, citing "violent plots against many of our citizens and territories."
- Backing the European Union Support Mission in Lebanon to replace the shuttering UNIFIL, ministers insisted that Hezbollah must disarm to allow for Israeli redeployment and the deployment of the Lebanese Armed Forces.
- Regarding Gaza, there is an "urgent" need for "safe, rapid, sustained and unimpeded delivery of humanitarian assistance," ministers said, calling for civilian protection and rehabilitation of critical humanitarian infrastructure.
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Foreign ministers from the G7 industrialized nations issued a joint declaration following their latest meeting in Paris, “strongly opposing” any attempt to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait, the East China Sea, and the South China Sea through force or coercion.
Without mentioning the two illegal aggressions by the US and the Zionists against Iran, the G7 foreign ministers called on Iran to abide by its commitments, even in the midst of diplomatic talks between Tehran and Washington!
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