US EditionU.S. allies muster mixed bag of responses to stunning Iran striks * WorldNetDaily * by Anthony Iafrate, Daily Caller News Foundation
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The United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran on Saturday, February 28, 2026. With this operation, Donald Trump invites the Iranian people to seize power. RFI has received the reactions of Iranians who live in France, suspended from the news.
U.S. allies muster mixed bag of responses to stunning Iran striks * WorldNetDaily * by Anthony Iafrate, Daily Caller News Foundation
Source link Following the U.S. military’s Saturday morning strikes against Iran, key American allies offered a mix bag of responses. While leaders of some longstanding U.S. allies, such as French President Emmanuel Macron, offered stern words of caution that the U.S.’s “escalation” against Iran “must stop,” leaders of Anglosphere nations including Canada, the U.K., and
On Saturday morning, Israel announced an attack that it described as "pre-emptive" against Iran, while an American official confirmed the involvement of the US Air Force in joint strikes aimed at what he described as the dismantling of Iran's security apparatus, expected to be large-scale operations. Iranian media reported explosions in central Tehran and an upsurge of heavy smoke near the State compound in the Pastor region, with reports of roc…
US Allies Muster Mixed Bag Of Responses To Stunning Iran Strikes
by Anthony Iafrate at CDN - Following the U.S. military’s Saturday morning strikes against Iran, key American allies offered a mix bag of responses. While leaders of some longstanding U.S. allies, such as French President Emmanuel Macron, offered stern words of caution that the U.S.’s “escalation” against Iran “must stop,” leaders of Anglosphere nations including Canada, the U.K., and Australia offered … Click to read the rest HERE-> US Allies M…
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France did not participate in the strikes carried out by the United States and Israel against Iran, but Emmanuel Macron calls for a de-escalation and negotiations in good faith. That is not enough considers our editorialist Alexandre Poplavsky convinced that Europe cannot be content with an observer role.
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