EU and Middle East Leaders Discuss War in Iran, Reaffirm Commitment to Peace and Stability

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Today, a **video conference was held between the President of the European Council, the President of the European Commission, and leaders from a broad group of Middle Eastern countries to discuss the latest developments in the ongoing war involving Iran. The meeting underscored the European Union’s active diplomatic engagement and its efforts to work with regional partners to restore peace and security.

According to a joint statement released after the talks, EU leaders and Middle Eastern counterparts reviewed recent hostilities, including attacks affecting countries in the region, and expressed strong condemnation of indiscriminate violence. They also highlighted the impact on energy infrastructure and global supply chains, especially given disruptions around critical waterways.

The leaders reiterated their commitment to de‑escalation and diplomatic engagement as the only viable path forward, emphasizing that dialogue and negotiation remain fundamental to resolving the conflict. In addition to condemning violence, the EU reaffirmed its support for the protection of civilians and respect for international humanitarian law and the United Nations Charter.

European officials also thanked regional partners for assisting in the repatriation of tens of thousands of European citizens who were affected when the war began. The statement noted ongoing cooperation to address the humanitarian and security implications of the crisis.

The EU reaffirmed its role as a long‑standing and reliable partner in the Middle East, pledging to continue supporting efforts to bring peace and stability to the region while working closely with local governments and international stakeholders.

This diplomatic outreach reflects the Union’s broader approach of engaging with regional counterparts to manage the complex repercussions of the conflict and to promote security, prosperity, and cooperation.

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