Sánchez calls for de-escalation and dialogue amid rising middle east tensions
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has condemned the recent military escalation involving the United States, Israel and Iran, urging an immediate return to dialogue and full respect for international law.
In a public statement, Sánchez rejected what he described as unilateral military action by Washington and Tel Aviv, warning that such measures contribute to a more uncertain and hostile international order. He emphasized that escalating armed confrontations risk destabilizing an already fragile region and could have far-reaching global consequences.
At the same time, the Spanish leader criticized the actions of the Iranian authorities and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stressing that all parties share responsibility for preventing further deterioration. According to Sánchez, the international community cannot afford another prolonged and devastating conflict in the Middle East.
Spain has consistently advocated diplomatic solutions to regional crises, positioning itself in favor of multilateral engagement and conflict prevention. Sánchez called for an immediate de-escalation of hostilities and reaffirmed the importance of upholding the principles of international law as the foundation of global stability.
He concluded by stating that the current moment requires renewed political dialogue aimed at achieving a durable and negotiated settlement that ensures long-term security for the region.
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