Germany Urges De-escalation and Dialogue, Dismisses Military Solution for Iran
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Berlin on Monday, while overlooking American-Zionist aggressions against Iran and amidst indirect consultations between Tehran and Washington, stressed the need for de-escalation and continuation of talks between the two countries to find a diplomatic solution.
German Foreign Minister Johann W. stated to reporters in Paris, following discussions with his European counterparts in the G7 and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, “I reiterate here that I see no military solution to this issue.”
He added, “We strongly support the continuation of these indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran. Any effort made in this direction is a step in the right direction. With this approach, we are in constant contact with all our counterparts in the region.”
W. called on Iran to demonstrate its political will during the negotiations and take tangible steps towards reaching a resolution.
The German official also claimed that Western countries would continue to impose economic measures and sanctions under the pretext of maintaining pressure on Tehran.
W. further urged Iran to abandon any programs aimed at developing nuclear weapons and to act responsibly in the region in a manner that does not threaten the existence of other states, without referencing the peaceful nature of Tehran’s nuclear program and in an interventionist move regarding Iran’s internal affairs.
