Best way forward for Iran would be negotiated settlement, says Starmer
Source: US news | The Guardian · Bias: Center Left
Summary
PM defends decision not to join initial US-Israeli strikes and says UK is doing ‘everything we can’ to de-escalate situationMiddle East crisis – live updatesKeir Starmer has said the conflict engulfing the Middle East could continue “for some time” as he insisted the best way forward in the longer term was a negotiated settlement with Iran.The prime minister said the UK was doing “everything we can” to de-escalate the situation, a clear contrast to the US president, who is focused on regime change and has said it was “too late” for Tehran to negotiate. Continue reading...
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