France confirms no military support given to Israel during Iranian missile attack
At this stage, and given the nature and trajectory of the Iranian attacks against Israel, French military resources have not been mobilized,’ says Jean Noel Barrot
At this stage, and given the nature and trajectory of the Iranian attacks against Israel, French military resources have not been mobilized,’ says Jean Noel Barrot
The Group of Seven summit opened Sunday in Canada amid rising global tensions, including the Israel-Iran conflict and U.S. President Trump’s trade disputes.
The appeal, made on Sunday, suggests Tehran’s attempt to deescalate rising tensions amid sustained Israeli attacks on its nuclear and missile sites.
The Iranian ambassador to the UK, Seyed Ali Mousavi, has defended Tehran’s retaliatory strikes against Israel, calling them “self-defence” and “a matter of principle.”
Explosions have been seen over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as the country faces yet another barrage of missiles from Iran.
US President Donald Trump said Sunday, “We will have peace, soon, between Israel and Iran,” adding, “They should make a deal and will make a deal.”
Carlson, once a close Trump ally, condemned Israel’s preemptive attack and labeled the U.S. “complicit in the act of war.”
President Donald Trump opposed an Israeli plan to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, CBS News reported Sunday, citing three U.S. officials.
“Civilians in central Israel ordered into shelters after Iran launches new missile strike.”
German Foreign Minister stressed that Iran poses a risk to Israel, the region, and Europe, and that talks are crucial for de-escalation.