The international conflict that arose this weekend in Iran, where the terrain has been bombed and the death of the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been confirmed, has reached Spain where the Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has held a conference with all the ambassadors in the Middle East because in the area There are more than 20,000 Spaniards.
Albares is analyzing with the ambassadors of Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Armenia the current situation in the context of the military escalation following the coordinated attack by the United States and Israel against Iran to which the ayatollah regime has responded by attacking the Jewish State and US bases in the countries in the area. US President Donald Trump has also warned that, if the path of ‘revenge’ begins, a “force never seen before” will fall on Iran.
In an interview on the channel 24 hoursAlbares has assured that he has met with the 15 ambassadors. “I transfer my support to the professionals of the embassies and especially to the one in Tehran. All the emergency telephone numbers are operational so that the Spaniards can have information. That is where we are updating the information,” he said, highlighting that “There are no Spaniards injured.”
“The circumstances are very diverse, we have an extraordinary council at 5 in the afternoon. The action of the United States and Israel has no legal coverage and what may happen is unpredictable. We do not accompany this action. Violence never brings peace, only chaos,” the minister continued.
“We continue to condemn Iranian violence and the violation of human rights, we demand all rights for Iranians, especially women, but “The path of war cannot be the basis for building peace,” Albares said in the face of a particularly delicate democratic conflict. For the moment, Spain will defend a return to a framework of diplomacy and negotiation without violence.
