US EditionGerman president calls Iran war a disastrous mistake, in rare rebuke of Trump
Steinmeier called the US-Israeli war on Iran a breach of international law and a politically avoidable mistake amid rising global security threats, German leaders said.
- German president Frank-Walter Steinmeier called the Iran war a "disastrous mistake" and a "breach of international law" in a rare rebuke of Trump's foreign policy.
- Steinmeier argued that diplomacy could have been more effective in dealing with Iran's nuclear program than war.
- A German lawmaker warned that the international order is "under pressure" and Europe faces threats from the Iran war as well as Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier described the war the US and Israel wage against the Mullah regime in Iran as "anti-international law." ... The post Steinmeier calls the war on Iran "anti-international law" and criticises the Federal Government's appeal first on Apollo News.
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German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier grimly forecast a "deep rift" growing with traditional NATO ally the United States on Tuesday, slamming U.S.-Israeli military action against Iran as a "breach of international law." The post German President Slams U.S.-Israel over Iran Attacks — ‘Breach of International Law’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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