In light of recent US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized the importance of diplomacy, urging Iran to consider negotiations. He warned against retaliation, labeling it a "catastrophic mistake," and reiterated the need for Iran to engage meaningfully with the E3 nations and the United States. Prime Minister Starmer confirmed the UK's non-involvement in the strikes while expressing concern over potential escalation. Lammy also acknowledged the shortcomings of previous diplomatic efforts, noting Iran's continued uranium enrichment despite international agreements.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy urged Iran to take "the off-ramp" and return to negotiations, emphasizing that retaliation would be a "catastrophic mistake".
Discussing with the Iranian foreign minister, Lammy highlighted an available "off-ramp" for Iran, urging them to engage seriously about their nuclear programme.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer distanced the UK from US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, expressing a desire to stabilize the situation amid rising tensions.
Though Lammy acknowledged the legitimacy of US action, he stated that diplomatic efforts had been inadequate in preventing Iran's uranium enrichment.
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