The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said he told a call on Sunday to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, that diplomacy was, in short, the best option with Iran, although he did not come to ask for a high immediate fire. “Iran should not have nuclear weapons, without a doubt,” said Von der Leyen at a press conference during the G7 in Canada. “Of course, I think that a negotiated solution is, in the long term, the best solution,” added German diplomat. Israel launched a massive military attack on Iran on Friday, which responded with a barrage of missiles and drones against Israel. Von der Leyen, who has criticized the Israeli offensive in Gaza, responsible for the new conflict to Iran, citing a recent report by the UN nuclear body according to which the Islamic Republic breached its obligations in the enrichment of uranium.
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