US EditionLammy says Middle East needs ‘diplomatic solution’ after US talks
MIDDLE EAST, JUN 23 – David Lammy emphasized diplomacy to ensure Middle East stability after US airstrikes damaged multiple Iranian nuclear sites linked to uranium enrichment, urging restraint and negotiations.
- Over the weekend, the US conducted airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites at Fordo, Isfahan, and Natanz, while Israeli forces struck targets in Tehran late Sunday.
- These military actions followed ongoing international concerns about Iran’s nuclear program, which Tehran insists remains peaceful despite uranium enrichment beyond civilian needs.
- UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, after talks with US officials and leaders including Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump, stressed the need for regional stability and diplomatic engagement.
- On Monday, Mr. Trump took to Truth Social to claim the strikes inflicted “monumental damage,” while Lammy emphasized that lasting resolution cannot be achieved through military measures alone and committed to collaborating with allies.
- The unfolding events raised tensions as Israeli strikes continued and international representatives called for restraint and a return to negotiations to resolve the nuclear dispute.
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Lammy says Middle East needs ‘diplomatic solution’ after US talks
The comments came in the hours after calls between UK and US leaders.
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