Charles Michel has expressed on social networks “the unanimous condemnation of this unprecedented attack.” The 27 EU countries, for their part, have shown themselves willing to contribute to de-escalation.
The leaders of G7with the Italian Presidency at the helm, have condemned this Sunday “unanimously” the “unprecedented” attack launched last night by Iran against Israeli territory.
The president of the European Council, Charles Michel, participating in the videoconference of the G7 leaders, has expressed on social networks “the unanimous condemnation of this unprecedented attack” before asking all parties to make “a containment exercise“.
“We will continue with all our efforts to work towards de-escalation. Put an end to the crisis in Gaza as soon as possible, in particular by Stop the fire immediately, will make a difference,” he said after the videoconference meeting this afternoon, which lasted approximately an hour, and which included the participation of the heads of State and Government of Italy, United States, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Japan and Canada.
The European Union condemns the attack
“The EU condemns in the strongest terms Iran’s attacks against Israel with drones and missiles. It is an unprecedented escalation and a threat to regional security,” said the High Representative for EU Foreign and Security Policy, Josep Borrellin a statement on behalf of the 27 countries members.
EU countries “reiterate their commitment to Israel’s security.” “In this tense regional situation, escalation is in no one’s interest. We ask for the greatest restraint from all parties,” he added.
“The EU remains fully willing to contribute to the de-escalation and security of the region and is in close contact with all parties to this end,” he stressed.
Source: Eitb
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