Germany, Britain, and France declare solidarity with the US in confronting Iran; London lends bases.
Germany, Britain, and France have agreed to coordinate with the US in responding to Iranian missile attacks, with London allowing Washington to use military bases to attack Tehran.
On March 1st, Germany, Britain, and France announced they had agreed to coordinate with the United States and regional allies to respond to Iran's series of missile attacks across the Middle East, according to the news outlet.
The joint statement from the three countries stated that the leaders of the three European nations"Shocked by the indiscriminate and disproportionate missile attacks launched by Iran against countries in the region."
"We call on Iran to immediately cease these reckless attacks."- the statement emphasized.
We will take measures to protect our own interests and those of our allies in the region, possibly through supporting necessary and proportionate defensive actions to neutralize Iran's missile and drone launch capabilities at their source."- the leaders affirmed.
In addition, according to the news agency.Al JazeeraBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he had approved a US request to allow the use of military bases on British territory to conduct defensive strikes against Iran.
"We made the decision to approve this proposal to prevent Iran from launching missiles across the region, killing innocent civilians, endangering British lives, and attacking unrelated nations."He said this in a video posted on the X platform.
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