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UK, France, Germany Urge Iran to Avoid Escalation

The leaders of Britain, France, and Germany have called for Iran not to take any measures that would dwarf regional stability after overnight US strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities.
 

By Oskar Malec | Last Updated: 23 Jun 2025
E3 Reiterates Position on Iran’s Nuclear Programme
The E3 – the collective name for the heads of government of Britain, France, and Germany – said in a joint statement on Sunday that they remain committed to preventing israel Iran  war from acquiring nuclear weapons.

They have insisted that Iran cannot be allowed to be a threat to regional peace or security and have called for renewed diplomacy on how to address its nuclear behavior.

The E3 called on conflict israel  Iran to return to negotiations and also said they are prepared to “support” an agreement that comprehensively addresses all elements of its nuclear program.

The two leaders stressed that their countries continue to stand ready to engage all concerned parties and work towards a peaceful settlement.

Support for Israel and Diplomacy Continued
E3 leaders also reiterated their continued commitment to Israel’s security. Iran and Russia had called for de-escalation on both sides and said they would continue their diplomatic effort even as tensions remain high.

The joint statement followed a U.S.-sanctioned attack on three major nuclear facilities in  israel Iran war , reported United States President Donald Trump.

And he threatened more forceful military action if Iran did not come to the peace table. The E3 signed off their statement by urging unity in stopping the contagion and escalating the conflict.

 

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