BERLIN, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Germany, France and Britain condemned Iranian attacks on countries in the region on Saturday, saying Iran must refrain from indiscriminate military strikes and resume
Germany, France and UK Demand Iran Stop Attacks and Resume Regional Negotiations
Joint Condemnation and Call for Negotiations
Condemnation of Iranian Attacks
BERLIN, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Germany, France and Britain condemned Iranian attacks on countries in the region on Saturday, saying Iran must refrain from indiscriminate military strikes and resume negotiations.
Leaders' Joint Statement
"We condemn Iranian attacks on countries in the region in the strongest terms," French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a joint statement.
Call for Negotiated Solution
"We call for a resumption of negotiations and urge the Iranian leadership to seek a negotiated solution. Ultimately, the Iranian people must be allowed to determine their future," they said.
Concerns Over Iran's Activities
The leaders said they had consistently urged Iran to end its nuclear programme, curb its ballistic missile program, refrain from its destabilizing activity in the region and cease appalling violence and repression against its own people.
International Cooperation and Regional Stability
Adding that their countries did not participate in strikes on Saturday, they said they were in close contact with international partners, including the U.S., Israel, and partners in the region.
"We reiterate our commitment to regional stability and to the protection of civilian life," they added.
Reporting and Editing Credits
(Reporting by Madeline Chambers; Editing by Aidan Lewis)
