US EditionEU Foreign Policy Chief Urges Israel, Iran to Avoid Further Escalation
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Kallas: "On Iran reduce to the minimum risk of escalation"
EU chief diplomat Kaya Kallas said EU leaders were looking for ways to resolve the situation with Iran diplomatically, expressing concern over the risk of an escalation of the conflict.
I am in Brussels today, with the Foreign Ministers of the European Union, and we will of course be addressing the issue of Iran, Gaza and Ukraine, at a time when we are very concerned about the risk of an escalation that could be devastating in the Middle East and have very serious consequences for the stability of the world. That is why we call for restraint, we call for a halt to the strikes, we call on Iran not to take any action (...)
Kaja Kallas: All sides need to take a step back
“Iran has been a threat for decades, and the EU has always said that it should not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, as it would pose a threat to international security. But military actions are always fraught with risks and uncertainties. What matters now is minimizing the risk of further escalation,” said the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, in the interview that followed the conclusion of the Foreign Affairs Counc…
"If everyone agrees that Iran should not have nuclear weapons, then we need to work towards that goal"
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