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9:20Now PlayingWorld News: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas pushes back against pressure from Donald Trump, calling for an “exit from this Iran war” and rejecting any move toward military escalation.
As tensions rise around the Strait of Hormuz, Kallas emphasized the urgent need for diplomacy over conflict, stressing that Europe will not join a military confrontation. She called for ensuring safe passage of oil, gas, and fertilizers through the critical waterway, warning of severe global economic consequences if disruptions continue.
Kallas also underlined that the future of Iran must be decided by its own people, while urging multilateral solutions to bring stability to the Middle East.
Her remarks come as EU leaders gather in Brussels for a high-stakes two-day summit, focusing on surging energy prices, market instability, and coordinated responses to the ongoing U.S.-Iran war. The summit aims to find ways to stabilize energy markets, protect citizens from rising costs, and maintain regional security during a period of intense global uncertainty.
At the same time, Kallas reaffirmed Europe’s continued support for Ukraine, signaling that while the EU remains engaged globally, it is determined to avoid being drawn into another war. As divisions grow between the U.S. and its allies, Kallas’ stance highlights a widening rift over how to handle the Iran crisis.
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